Warzone players have hit out at the newest update in the battle royale’s fight against cheaters, with some calling it “useless” for most players. When Warzone was overrun by cheaters, plenty of Call of Duty fans begged for an anti-cheat system. They got their wish when the battle royale devs introduced RICOCHET, but there are still plenty of issues.
Most recently, PC players who were using cheats had been able to . While the devs cracked down on that practice, hackers have still caused chaos. As a result, the devs have and anti-cheat updates.
In their newest bid to tackle the problems, they shut down some lobby scraping apps. These apps allow players to check which players are in the lobby, making boosting easier. Now, However, players aren’t sold on it.
“If it doesn’t fight aimbotters and wallhackers, I couldn’t care less,” one player bemoaned. “Who the f*ck cares about stream sniping. What a useless update,” another added.
🛡️ To combat boosting and stream sniping, RICOCHET Anti-Cheat is deploying updates targeting lobby scraping apps. Call of Duty will shut down for players with these apps active. Applications that tamper with game memory are prohibited by our Security.
.. On the flip side, some argued that the app was “fine”, hurt no one,” and that their priorities were in the wrong place.
“Focus on real cheaters rather than WZ agent app users,” one said. “One of the few tools to combat actual cheaters. This is unbelievable.
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