Call Of Duty's Newest Anti-Cheat Tool Can Tell When You're Using Banned Hardware
Cheaters, beware, Activision is coming for you.
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Cheaters, beware, Activision is coming for you.
Anyone found cheating in Warzone will be automatically disarmed mid-match, as Activision cracks down on unscrupulous players.
Since introducing the Ricochet anti-cheat system, the Call of Duty anti-cheat team has been implementing new ways to mess with bad actors in online matches. Previously, cheaters have been unable deal damage to enemy players, have had their ability to see or hear the enemy removed and now, cheaters are having their weapons taken away …
Call of Duty anti-cheat software is now disarming cheaters, Activision's Team Ricochet has revealed in a new update.
"Call of Duty" Ricochet's Disarm update will certainly annoy cheaters. But why can't the anti-cheat software just ban them in real-time?