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Trying out Call of Duty Black Ops 6 turned into a frustrating experience for Twitch star Kai Cenat during his recent broadcast on the platform. To those unaware, Black Ops 6 is the upcoming addition to the Call of Duty franchise, with the date for the game's release set for October 25, 2024. It is currently in the beta multiplayer stage after being unveiled at the Call of Duty: NEXT event.
During his Twitch livestream, Kai Cenat grew increasingly irritated with the frequent errors he was encountering while trying to launch the game. After multiple unsuccessful attempts to start the game, the ordeal ended with him resorting to thrash his broadcasting equipment.
Kai Cenat clobbers his streaming equipment after Call of Duty Black Ops 6 fails to launch multiple times
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The multiplayer beta release of the latest Call of Duty title has the community brimming with excitement, with some streamers like Timothy "TimTheTatman" attending the event and the subsequent multiplayer beta launch live at COD: Next. Apart from this, the event also featured reveals of various in-game mechanics such as the new Omnimovement system as well as fresh maps.
However, as showcased in the clip, the FPS shooter did not seem to be working properly when Kai Cenat tried to start his instance of the game, with an error message stating that it had "unexpectedly stopped working."
Soon after this message appeared, Cenat could be seen furiously punching his desk before slapping his camera hard enough for it to get knocked off. This was then followed by him seemingly slamming his keyboard as well, as indicated by his inadvertently typing out gibberish within the error message window on the screen.
This is not where Cenat's fit of temper ended either, as the microphone being used eventually also went mute as he kept slamming his streaming setup.
Kai Cenat recently commented on fellow streamers Adin Ross and Félix "xQc's" financial status as content creators within the streaming industry. Upon a question being asked of who the "richest" content creator was, Cenat was quick to point out that Ross and xQc may have the upper hand over other streamers.
