Since the mode Battle Royale di Call of Duty: Modern Warfare has been released, the numbers that this has recorded have been truly mind-boggling. Warzone, the aforementioned experience, in a few days, has in fact brought millions and millions of players closer together, even managing to overcome Fortnite and establish new cornerstones for a genre that, at least for the moment, never sees the end. Unfortunately, however, even the "negative" numbers (children of incorrect players) are definitely high.
It seems that Activision e Infinity Ward have announced to having banned more than 50.000 cheaters within the title since it was launched; this iron line looks like it will be adopted for a long time to come by both companies hoping to be able to maintain a clean gaming experience free of any mischievous players. Activision also said it had a special security department dedicated exclusively to Warzone has been opened who will check all the reports received and verify or not the correct use of the code, hunting down all those who use cheats, illicit hacks (such as Aimbot) or harassing language and then ban them. Finally, the reporting tool will soon be made easier for the player in order to further facilitate any infringements.
We remind you that Warzone, a free-to-play title, is available on PC, PlayStation 4 e Xbox One from 10 March 2020.
