H1Z1 developers have access to a in-game developer console and one command that's available to H1Z1 developers is an invisibility command and recently, a H1Z1 developer was caught during a livestream using the invisibility command accidentally in a public game.
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I've looked into this and this has made the news: https://gamerant.com/h1z1-livestream-fail-dev-cheat/
Kotaku: https://kotaku.com/h1z1-dev-leaves-cheats-on-while-streaming-in-apparent-a-1820617915
This YouTube video was in an YouTube email I get of videos YouTube believes I would be interested in.
I've looked into this and this has made the news: https://gamerant.com/h1z1-livestream-fail-dev-cheat/
Take Joshua Kriegshauser, for example, Technical Director of popular battle royale title H1Z1.
Most wouldn't know Kriegshauser's name or face, but the H1Z1 dev has amassed a decent following on Twitch, where he regularly streams matches. But Kriegshauser has found new fame thanks to a clip of him accidentally using cheats in a live match.
Before any sort of witch hunt develops, it's important to point out that Kriegshauser made an honest mistake and his regular matches are devoid of cheating. He's simply a developer that enjoys playing his studio's game with its fans, and one time he accidentally left his invisibility dev tool active and got a kill with it.
Kotaku: https://kotaku.com/h1z1-dev-leaves-cheats-on-while-streaming-in-apparent-a-1820617915
Unfortunately, on a recent personal stream, one H1Z1 developer leapt into the game with some of their special powers still on.
Joshua Kriegshauser is H1Z1's technical director and often streams the battle royale game on Twitch. During a match with friends, Kriegshauser was shocked to find that he seemed to have forgotten to turn off his developer-only invisibility until he blasted another group of players.
Spotting a group of enemy players in the distance, Kriegshauser chased them down in a stolen police vehicle, coldly shooting them with his pump action shotgun before freezing in his tracks as their voices came over the in-game comms.
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"What is happening?" one of Kriegshauser's teammates, who later says they didn't see him as invisible, asks.
"A dev is fucking cheating," a fallen player says.
Kriegshauser immediately stops shooting, although he's already claimed one player's digital life. "You can't see me?" he asks before opening his console command line and typing in the command to remove his invisibility.