According to a recent Raven Software tweet, Activision has released a new anti-cheat update in the past few hours Call of duty warzone, costing the ban for 30 thousand cheaters. But it would seem that the hard line of the US giant to clean up its Battle Royale from the crafty ones does not want to subside here, since it has promised new measures on the way. According to the words of the company founded in 1990 by the brothers Brian e Steve Raffel, the team is working hard, spending time and resources to guarantee its users a safe gaming experience. Here is what was reported:
We know that cheaters are constantly looking for vulnerabilities and we continue to devote resources 24/24 to identify and combat cheats, including aimbot, wallhack, trainer, stat hack, texture hack, leaderboard hack, injector, hex editors and any third party software that is used to manipulate game data or memory.
We are working hard to ensure maximum security, applying strict rules, in the Warzone, Modern Warfare and Black Ops franchises.
In addition, the team of Raven Software confirmed that the latest hotfix also fixed the annoying "infinite tactical" bug, which allowed players to interrupt the game and repeatedly use equipment tactical, actually making the in-game experience really frustrating. Finally, we would like to point out that in recent months the US company had intensified its security systems, introducing in the game two-factor authentication. Looking forward to finding out more details on the affair, and what the future moves of Activision to counteract the cunning of Call of duty warzone, we remind you that the Battle Royale developed by Infinity Ward, Treyarch and Raven Software is available for free on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X / S and PC.
#Warzone anti-cheat update.
New banwave earlier today! ?
More to come ...
- Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) March 16, 2021
