Activision have announced a series of updates to the RICOCHET anti-cheat system for BO6 and Warzone, but players remain unconvinced.
Call of Duty: Warzone players are reporting that cheaters are appearing in PS5 lobbies that have crossplay turned off.
The Call of Duty devs have responded to countless player complaints about cheating with “aggressive” measures and more bans.
Warzone hacks have grown so advanced they can avoid being picked up by anti-cheat by turning themselves off and back on.
MW3 players are unimpressed with Activision’s statement addressing the rise of cheaters and think just banning isn’t enough.
The MW3 and Warzone devs have rolled out a February 21 update after complaints surrounding cheaters in both games, check out the patch notes.
Following Sony’s crack down on Cronus devices, Warzone players are pleased with the noticeable difference in the game.
Warzone and MW3 players are celebrating as RICOCHET can now target those using aim assist with mouse and keyboard.
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