While playing Warzone 2, one player says “Xbox shut down” and several opponents log out
Users of Xboxes One and Series S/X can execute various voice commands through the Kinect accessory, making your day easier, but what if this feature was used to harm the player? This is exactly what happened.
In Warzone 2, players can communicate through proximity voice chat, giving the ability to communicate with the enemy, but instead of just communicating, it seems that you can disable your opponent’s video game.
The situation occurred during a inhabit already Contraction make streamers Jon Schaeferbetter known as iGotPuppieswhere the streamer says the phrase “Turn off Xbox” during the game of Warzone 2 and several players are logged out. Check out the excerpt below from the live where you can see several players logged out after the sentence.
Make sure you turn off your Kinects… I’m coming to get you!
The Xbox shutdown started around the time of Call of Duty Ghosts
It’s not the first time these “trolls” have occurred via voice commands. In 2014, when Call of Duty Ghosts was released, there was a player who put his nickname “Xbox shut down”forcing anyone who said his nick aloud to order their Xbox shut down.
Gamers are so concerned with saying the player’s name that they even write it down so the video game won’t shut down. Check out the full video below with the trolling in progress.
Even with the Kinect discontinued, there are still a lot of gamers still using their voice commands, so if you have a Kinect on your Xbox, remember to play with headphones or turn it off before starting a game of Call of Duty.
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