In a shocking reveal, the worlds no. 1 player with 150,000 kills actually turns out to be the arrested Megaupload owner, Kim Dotcom.

Yes, the man who was on the FBI most wanted pirate list, was supposedly the best CoD player before he got arrested, and we have the video as well, which shows him celebrating his achievement.

This is not an easy thing to do, as you may all know how many people play the game, but looks like this guy had skills to outperform all of them. His online id is MEGARACER and his real name is Kim Shmitz aka Kim Dotcom, but you may all be familiar with him by now.

He has more than $175 million and a shitload of things that would make you green with envy. But I guess that gave him a lot of time to play Modern Warfare 3.

Check out the video, which shows him… err, celebrating.

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So in an entirely unexpected move, the FBI has gone after Megaupload and in conjunction with the New Zealand Police Department, arrested its owner. This happened without any assistance from the SOPA/PIPA bill, so it may be that they were targeting this site for a long time.

The reason given for the takedown was – piracy and copyright infringement. Megaupload is a massive file sharing site, where users can upload anything they want. The Federal Bereau of Investigation and the Department of Justice alleged that the owners of the service were not taking the notices from copyright holders seriously.

“The conspirators allegedly paid users whom they specifically knew uploaded infringing content and publicised their links to users throughout the world,” the statement released by the FBI and DOJ said.

“As alleged in the indictment, the conspirators failed to terminate accounts of users with known copyright infringement, selectively complied with their obligations to remove copyrighted materials from their servers and deliberately misrepresented to copyright holders that they had removed infringing content.

“For example, when notified by a rights holder that a file contained infringing content, the indictment alleges that the conspirators would disable only a single link to the file, deliberately and deceptively leaving the infringing content in place to make it seamlessly available to millions of users to access through any one of the many duplicate links available for that file.”

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