Activision Blizzard's efforts to detect and ban cheaters in Name of Obligation: Trendy Warfare 2, and Warzone aren't wavering. Because of Ricochet and superior detection strategies, over 14,000 extra accounts have been banned from the 2 video games.
The results of this newest ban wave was shared by the Name of Obligation Updates account on Twitter, noting that due to new detections, the developer was in a position to goal cheat builders on the supply. Though the tweet doesn't supply any specifics, it seems that anti-cheat groups had been in a position to detect hackers primarily based on the supply of the cheats they purchased.
In different phrases, figuring out a sure type of cheat could have cause them to detect and ban everybody utilizing it, which is nice information, because it goes past merely banning dangerous actors.
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Within the final 24 hours, new detections straight focusing on cheat builders on the supply has led to over 14,000 account bans for dishonest and hacking in Trendy Warfare II and Warzone.
— Name of Obligation Updates (@CODUpdates) July 28, 2023
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It additionally bodes properly for what's trying to be one other yr of Name of Obligation. Trendy Warfare 3 has been all however confirmed, and its official reveal will occur in Warzone as a part of the sport's fifth season.
For the primary time ever, Trendy Warfare 2 weapons, bundles, operators and skins will carry ahead into this yr's Name of Obligation. Although the identify has but to be formally confirmed, numerous leaks have pointed to it being Trendy Warfare 3, and it's mentioned to be developed by Sledgehammer Video games.
Extra particulars about Name of Obligation 2023 will likely be divulged later this month.
