Not only does reWASD allow mouse and keyboard players to queue into primarily controller lobbies, but it actually lets them use aim assist with a mouse.

Aim assist has long been a controversial topic since crossplay became the standard, with mouse and keyboard players claiming it’s too powerful, but controller players feel it’s necessary to keep an even playing field.

Either way, a mouse and keyboard with aim assist is the best of both worlds and will be completely overpowered. To make matters worse, reWASD also includes no recoil scripts for certain weapons, giving the same benefit as third-party devices like the Cronus Zen.

It’s not just Call of Duty that’s been affected either, JackFrags became aware of it through a The Finals video, so the method has likely bled into other games with strong aim assist like Apex Legends without ever being detected.

This is mainly because it isn’t being flagged by the anti-cheat, and so players think that it’s safe to use. While you might not be banned straightaway, Activision have been working to catch third-party hardware like Cronus so it might just be a matter of time, and JackFrags worries it could be retroactively flagged as cheating.