Twitch Streamer Caught Using Cheat During CS:GO Stream
Twitch streamer MissQGemini was caught using a cheat during her Counter-Strike: Global Offensive broadcast on Saturday. Instead of taking responsibility for the cheat, she blamed her friend Clara.
During the warmup phase of a competitive match on Inferno, MissQGemini loaded a program that contained cheat menus, such as aimbot, triggerbot, and visuals. She streamed the whole thing. In the config menu, she loaded a configuration called profile1.conf and switched off her default.conf configuration. Configurations contain all the settings that a user prefers while playing a game.
Once activated, she faked callouts and reactions without realizing that her stream could also see the wallhack cheat she was using. A wallhack allows players to see enemies through walls, providing an unfair advantage. In MissQGemini’s case, the wallhack revealed player model skeletons, weapons, and health amounts.
When she discovered that her cheat was visible in her Twitch replay, she showed willful ignorance about the program on her computer and blamed her friend Clara. MissQGemini’s performance was almost Oscar-worthy.
“I’m going to kill this girl,” MissQGemini angrily said. “I’m literally going to kill her. She promised she didn’t use [the cheat] on my PC.”
However, her Clara-shaming contradicted what she said later.
“She was here today, and I was watching her,” MissQGemini said. “I’m just going to uninstall [CS:GO]. I’m not getting a VAC ban because of [Clara].”
A VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) ban is a Steam ban issued to players who cheat on Valve-secured servers. If MissQGemini had been watching Clara earlier, it would suggest she was aware of the cheat installed on her computer. However, it’s still unclear whether Clara actually exists.
MissQGemini’s Twitch channel was banned on Saturday, but she created another channel under the alias TheDjinnnn.
“I’m over it,” MissQGemini said in a new broadcast later that day. “I honestly don’t even care.”
MissQGemini also streamed herself transferring CS:GO weapon skins to her friend’s Steam account on her new channel. This action will likely lead to a ban for Site Suspension Evasion.
She even tried to deflect cheating accusations by claiming sexism.
Popular Twitch streamer and ex-pro player summit1g gave a funny response when asked if he had watched MissQGemini’s pleas against Clara.
“It doesn’t make sense to me,” summit said. “Now your somewhat successful channel is banned for looking somewhat better at CS:GO. Not even that much better. I’m really confused why you’d do something so doofus-like.”
The users of Reddit and Twitch chat are having fun with Clara’s supposed sabotage going public. Instead of typing VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) during an intense highlight, they now mention “CLARA” or create memes like Clara Logic Gaming (CLG), Clara9 (Cloud9), or Clara2k (Cloud9 player Stewie2k) in Stewie’s chat. The Clara meme has spread to all aspects of CS:GO now.
Professional players from Cloud9, including Stewie himself, have joined in on the meme.
MissQGemini has made her Twitter account private. Her Twitter bio reads, “It’s funny when kids have a lot to say when shielded by a keyboard. Sweet dreams kids.”
Let’s hope karma catches up with her. We all know her Steam account and inventory are likely bound for the graveyard of VAC-banned cheaters.
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