Many cheaters have already been banned from playing Riot's new tactical shooter Valorant thanks to the anti-cheat program Vanguard, but there are still suspicious players out there, and popular streamer and Fortnite star Tyler "Ninja" Blevins just reported some of them during a recent live stream.
During his first Valorant game of the day, NInja felt that the all five members of the enemy team he encountered were all cheating, so he reported all of them in the game after dying several times in suspicious ways.
In his live stream, his enemy team managed to kill Ninja by pre-firing at him, and there were moments that felt the enemy team knows exactly where he was at Ascent. Ninja initially thought that one of the enemies was cheating. He said, "That Reyna's cheating. There's no doubt in my mind...there's no doubt in my mind she's cheating."
Ninja also suspected other members of the enemy team when he asked them to report the Reyna player for cheating. As the game progressed, Ninja was convinced that the entire enemy team was cheating.
Ninja also took to Twitter to rant about his bad experience in Valorant.
Ninja only played that one game of Valorant, and ended his stream after reporting the entire enemy team.
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