The world’s biggest PC games are fighting a new surge of cheaters and hackersĬheating has reached a breaking point for some who primarily play Warzone. In battle royale games, which ask players to spend sometimes between 20 to 30 minutes playing a single match, losing to a cheater can be especially frustrating. Wallhacks expose everyone on a map, so cheaters get a huge advantage by knowing where their opponents are at all times. Aimbots automatically lock onto opponents’ heads, making it easy to wipe out waves of players. Developer Raven Software is also promising to communicate frequently about the situation, offering “monthly updates at a minimum.”Ĭheating in some of the world’s top PC games has been getting worse over the past year, and aimbots and wallhacks are now increasingly common in the industry’s most competitive shooters. Today, that frustration boiled over to the point that the companies decided to take action, banning 60,000 accounts in a single day, and issuing an official blog post that, once again, promises zero tolerance for cheaters.
Game hacks and cheat software are being widely used in the battle royale hit, and it has left the community of millions of players feeling frustrated with the lack of attention from publisher Activision and developers Infinity Ward and Raven Software. Either option works fine.Cheaters in Call of Duty: Warzone are ruining the game and forcing professional players to abandon it. Or maybe they'll just carry on complaining. Maybe this will encourage hackers to actually get good at the game instead of destroying the experience for everyone else. Not everyone was certain that Infinity Ward's new changes would actually make a difference, but based on this, it looks like it's working exactly as intended. Whether or not you believe in karma, this is a brilliant example of someone who tried to ruin the experience for others, just to end up ruining the experience for themselves.Īccording to the Redditor who shared this incredible whine, there are hacking forums all over the internet full of angry cheaters who aren't able to get away with it anymore. "I thought it would be fine since I could just make a bunch of throwaway accounts, but since Activision has made it so you have to set up your account with a valid phone number, basically makes the game unplayable for me." "Now I can never play Warzone again because the account that had my phone number on it is shadowbanned.
They rant that "the cheats work, but you will never be able to play the game again. While this might be a bit of a pain for the rest of the non-cheating player-base, it's seemingly working a charm, with hackers already complaining about the difficulties the new system is causing for them.ĬharlieIntel spotted one Reddit user complaining on a 'Call of Duty' forum that they can no longer cheat.
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