The Infinity Ward battle royale gets tough with players who use tricks to succeed in games.
Made the law, cheated, but neither Activision nor Infinity Ward are going to tolerate cheats getting their way in Call of Duty: Warzone, the independent battle royale developed by the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare studio. This has been announced by both companies on the official blog of the saga. “There is no place for cheating in video games. Warzone has zero tolerance for cheats, "explains the study. Since its launch, they have already expelled more than 50,000 people, as they have revealed.
According to Infinity Ward, they take this issue very seriously, so "keeping the level of play fair" is among their top priorities. "This is an area that we've been working on a lot, but it's not always something that we can discuss publicly." The team has followed up, which has materialized in the expulsions, but also in a series of measures that have been taken to avoid all those who are tempted to use tricks.
These are the steps that Activision will take
- Security team investigates data and identifies potential breaches 24/7
- The team reviews all possible cheats and hacks, including aimbots identification (automates aiming of shots), wallhacks, and more.
- They are working on improving the ingame system that notifies possible cheating.
- All complaints received ingame are analyzed and filtered based on key data
- Once the investigations are complete, they continue to work as fast as they can to evict.
The blog also ensures that from this moment on, the number of those expelled will be regularly informed. And they add: “There is simply no room for cheating. We recognize that there is no simple solution to combat cheats, it is a constant effort. ”
Call of Duty: Warzone is a free-to-play available on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. It is a standalone game, so there is no need to purchase a copy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, although the latter have some advantages.
Source | Call of Duty blog
