- Steven Kenneth Bonnell II (born December 12, 1988), known online as Destiny, is an American Twitch streamer, political commentator, and YouTube personality.He was among the first people to stream video games online full-time and received attention as a pioneer of the industry.
- Welp, it happened again! Do you think he just got banned for XIM, or did it look like he was using something else?If you enjoyed the video, LIKING the video.
Streams are still limited due to bandwidth (you can't push more than 3.5mbs, really, from Twitch to the client) so the more compression you can achieve, the better. This is the most powerful consumer-level CPU on the market, so it's an obvious choice here. Making a name for himself as a League of Legends and subsequently variety streamer, Destiny currently has over 570,000 Twitch followers, however, his livelihood might be in danger after losing his partnership, which according to Twitch happened because he used their platform for 'unspecified encouragement of violence.'
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Destiny 2 is duking it out with aimbots and wallhacks in Trials but sometimes also the regular Crucible and Gambit because apparently seeing everyone on the radar and bullet magnetism are not enough on their own.
From time to time, the cheaters happen to be actual streamers when they forget to hide the additional UI from their audience. Every once in a blue moon though, we get to see a gem unlike any other and this time it was a streamer named Worthy.
This particular gentleman came up with a cheat that didn't employ any of the run of the mill software we tend to recognise quickly these days but a rather elaborate setup that gave him advantage.
Destiny Streamer Discord
As it turns out, the streamer used an oddball setup where he held a controller in his left hand, using the left stick for movement. His right hand was controlling the mouse.
Normally, you could see this as a self-imposed handicap due to it being an unorthodox input method but Destiny 2, like many other games, offers aim assist for those that use controllers. And yes, the game detected the controller as the input method. In other words, Worthy manipulated the hardware and the game mechanics in order to get the technically legal aim assist while playing with a mouse.
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Destiny 2 is duking it out with aimbots and wallhacks in Trials but sometimes also the regular Crucible and Gambit because apparently seeing everyone on the radar and bullet magnetism are not enough on their own.
From time to time, the cheaters happen to be actual streamers when they forget to hide the additional UI from their audience. Every once in a blue moon though, we get to see a gem unlike any other and this time it was a streamer named Worthy.
This particular gentleman came up with a cheat that didn't employ any of the run of the mill software we tend to recognise quickly these days but a rather elaborate setup that gave him advantage.
Destiny Streamer Discord
As it turns out, the streamer used an oddball setup where he held a controller in his left hand, using the left stick for movement. His right hand was controlling the mouse.
Normally, you could see this as a self-imposed handicap due to it being an unorthodox input method but Destiny 2, like many other games, offers aim assist for those that use controllers. And yes, the game detected the controller as the input method. In other words, Worthy manipulated the hardware and the game mechanics in order to get the technically legal aim assist while playing with a mouse.
Worthy initially claimed innocence when he was originally called out on Twitter but eventually confessed to using XIM, which allows unsupported input methods such as the weird combo in his case. Unfortunately for him, Bungie don't allow modified hardware either and his ban is therefore justified.
Destiny Streamer Twitter
The cheater's social media is deleted as of the time of writing but the good news is that this is the internet and anything that gets posted there is never truly deleted. SirDimetrious documented everything in the video embedded below so you can see what it looks like to play with a mouse when you have aim assist.
