Dr Disrespect is yet another Warzone pro weighing in on the game’s hacking crisis – with a pretty unique take on things.
It’s no secret that Warzone has a problem with hackers right now. And when it hits so many fans, it’s definitely worse for streamers.
For those who play the game for hours every day, Warzone’s hacking problems are much more serious. And several major streamers are not against giving their opinion.
Recently, a Warzone streamer took a rant against Activision and the Battle Royale’s lack of anti-cheat. Now, however, that same Warzone streamer could be affected by his actions.
Despite this fact, Dr. Disrespect bravely rises to voice his opinion on what he calls the “hacking crisis in Warzone.”
Dr. Disrespect solves the problem of the Warzone hacker
In a new video, YouTube streamer Dr Disrespect claims to have solved the hacking crisis in Warzone. However, his methods of doing that are rather unorthodox to say the least.
After playing Warzone live on stream for a few rounds, the two-time back-to-back champion answers some questions from fans. A viewer donates to Super Chat to ask for the Doc’s opinion of Warzone hackers.
Little did they know Dr. Disrespect’s answer would solve everything.
“Hey Doc, how long do you think it will take – it really takes them to put in some anti-cheat program or software or company, third person, third party, third person -” begins Dr. Disrespect as he reads the message.
Things get a little weird from here though as the Doc starts speaking in tongues and a beautiful dance party starts.
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As the video title indicates, it appears that Dr. Disrespect wants to solve the hacking crisis in Warzone with the power of dance. Luckily, we know the real steps to take to remove Warzone cheaters from your lobby.
This is just a bit of fun, of course, but hacking is a real problem in Warzone right now. Whether Doc simply avoids being the next streamer to say something controversial or whether he officially declines to be part of it is still unknown.
Recently, the addition of a new Warzone cheat software has allowed users to instantly unlock everything.
And despite Activision promising to fix Warzone’s hacking problem again, the Battle Royale still desperately needs anti-cheat software. Unfortunately, we don’t think Dr. Disrespect this time will be enough.