For years, Activision's Call of Duty: Warzone has been plagued by cheaters using aimbots, wallhacks and other nefarious software. These cheaters ruin the experience for legitimate players and undermine the integrity of the game. One particularly brazen cheater is Warzone streamer Nadia, who has continued her pattern of blatant cheating despite being permanently banned previously.
In this post, we will examine a comprehensive video showing incontrovertible proof that Nadia is still actively cheating in Warzone. Her arrogant disregard for fair play, even going as far as to cheat on stream in front of thousands, is an insult to the Warzone community. As you'll see, the evidence against her is damning and overwhelming.
Nadia first came under scrutiny from the Warzone community during the Caldera era for her highly suspicious gameplay. Kill cams and spectator modes showed her display an awareness of enemy locations and movements that defied natural skill. She was frequently accused of using wallhacks to track opponents through terrain.
These allegations led to Nadia being permanently banned from Warzone, presumably after an investigation concluded she was indeed cheating. However, this didn't stop her from attempting a comeback when Warzone shifted to the Al Mazrah map.
Despite claiming to be “untainted” and preaching about changing for the better, Nadia's return quickly reignited accusations of cheating from those who spectated or analyzed her gameplay. Common signs included:
Rather than directly addressing these claims, Nadia cemented her reputation as an unrepentant cheater in many players' minds.
A recent damning video analysis by respected Warzone community figure GrandpaHacks has provided a comprehensive video of Nadia's utterly shameless cheating during a game on Al Mazrah. The nearly 15-minute video is a compilation of extremely suspicious gameplay moments that overwhelmingly suggest Nadia is actively utilizing wallhacks and potentially other cheats like aimbots.
At the 3:17 mark, comments note how suspicious it is that Nadia pre-aims directly at an enemy hiding completely motionless behind a door inside a building. With no UAVs up or teammate callouts, there was no legitimate way she should have known the precise location totrack her sights. Some argue she could have heard movement in the small building, but as one viewer points out “Never looked behind a door before or after this one.”
The footage at 3:20 shows an even more blatant aimlock, with Nadia's crosshair snapping directly onto an undetectable enemy behind another door with no information whatsoever. At 3:23, her bizarre movement is highlighted as well, running straight at squads without ever checking corners or angles as if she already knew their positions.
Timestamps like 3:25 and 3:26 capture Nadia pushing to engage the downed enemy from 3:20, clearly having tracked his location despite no UAVs or ways to gather that intel legitimately. As one commentor jokes “Imagine hiding behind a door, pissing your pants, and then NADIA of all people says peek-a-boo.”
The video shows more examples of Nadia's aimbot-level tracking at 3:27, 3:28, 8:08, and 8:14 with her crosshair sticking suspiciously or snapping onto targets. Her total disregard for enemy positioning is argued as evidence of wallhacks again at 2:30 and 2:50 when she doesn't check obvious opponent locations.
At 4:23, Nadia demonstrates severe lack of recoil control on her RAM-7, while also appearing to walltrack an out-of-sight enemy ascending a staircase before they're visible. Footage from 5:35 shows some kind of eye marker or yellow box in her view through multiple buildings, suggesting wallhack ESP.
While some clips like 6:05, 6:33, 9:56, 10:55, 12:44, and 13:46 show Nadia occasionally being surprised by enemies, the overwhelming majority highlight incredible suspicion. These include her convenient pushes like 6:50 towards isolated solos she shouldn't know about, and tracking enemies through walls and surfaces such as the blatant snaps at 11:12, 11:13, and 11:17.
Further questionable moments are her struggling to identify teammates at 12:43 and 12:47, even with wallhacks supposedly providing intel. There are also suggestions at 10:53 that Nadia may have purposely died just to throw off spectating her in that moment.
On top of the rampant wallhacking, Nadia's lack of recoil control and snappy aim highlighted at spots like 4:28 provide potential evidence of aimbots or aim-assisting software being utilized as well. With so many extremely blatant examples of locking onto enemy positions she could not possibly be aware of legitimately, the video leaves little room for reasonable doubt that Nadia was cheating egregiously in this gameplay session.
By continuing to cheat so brazenly and unapologetically, Nadia is extremely detrimental to the Warzone community in several ways:
1) She is directly ruining the experience for legitimate players she matches against, giving herself an overwhelming unfair advantage. Particularly for lower-skilled players just trying to improve, cheaters like Nadia make public lobbies unenjoyable.
2) Nadia's insistence on cheating, despite being a popular streamer, perpetuates the notion that you must cheat to succeed at the highest level in Warzone. This damages the integrity of other top streamers/players and creates a loss of trust in the competitive integrity.
3) By cheating so transparently while also profiting as a streamer from subscriptions/donations, Nadia is essentially defrauding her audience. She is profiting by cheating against the very same community supporting her under the illusion she is a skilled player.
4) Streamers like Nadia who face no accountability also discourage players from investing time and money into Warzone. Why grind to improve when cheaters can mitigate those efforts? This hurts Activision's bottom line.
5) Her attempts to aggressively exploit technicalities to avoid responsibility reflect extremely poorly on the Warzone streaming community's ethics as a whole. Honest streamers get lumped in with the Nadia's of the world.
For all of these reasons and more, Nadia is a plague on Warzone whose behavior, if not forcefully checked by Activision, could be disastrous for the game's public perception and sustainability.
The evidence that Nadia is cheating at the highest level is truly incontrovertible at this point. No amount of speculation about angles, audio cues or gaming chairs can refute the video proof of her brazenly tracking targets through walls and structures.
Activision has a very clear choice – they can finally take definitive action to remove this unrepentant cheater from Warzone permanently through enhanced hardware bans and account lockouts. Or they can continue to look the other way as Nadia mocks the competitive integrity of their signature game.
The latter is simply not acceptable. Tolerating Nadia's cheating is a tacit endorsement of that behavior which corrodes trust in Warzone. If shefaces no real consequences, what message does that send about the sanctity of fair play?
For the sake of their playerbase and the long-term health of Warzone, Activision must act decisively to permanently prohibit Nadia from the game. Harsh punishments should also be put in place for any future cheaters who so flagrantly and profitably disregard the rules.
The Warzone community deserves better than to be forced to lobby against aimbots and wallhacks at every turn. Allowing Nadia's grotesque cheating to continue is an insult to legitimate players everywhere.
The voluminous video evidence tells the true story – Nadia is an unabashed cheater who is ruining Warzone from the inside out with her arrogant defiance of fair play rules. Her behavior reflects terribly on both Activision's ability to govern their game and the ethics of the streaming world as a whole.
For the good of Warzone's integrity and longevity, Activision must take a hardline stance by permanently banning Nadia and others like her. No more slaps on the wrist – real, stringent punishments that disincentivize cheating altogether.
The Warzone community deserves a level playing field where skill and dedication decide success, not illicit third-party software. Purging cheaters like Nadia is an essential first step to restoring that environment of competitive sanctity. Activision must act decisively – before Warzone's remaining goodwill is permanently depleted.