Activision banned thousands of Call of Duty cheaters

Activision, which organized a major operation against cheaters in Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 games, banned more than 65,000 players. This operation targeted players who cheated and used boosts in both Ranked and Unranked game modes.

Major cheater cleanup was carried out in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 and Warzone

Activision announced that it has banned more than 65,000 cheaters in Call of Duty: Warzone and Modern Warfare 3 games. This move was made possible by the anti-cheat team known as Team Ricochet. Game It happened by clearing the leaderboards. This purge, carried out in both Ranked and Unranked modes, targeted players who cheated and used boosts.

“Team Ricochet has stepped up its crackdown on cheat vendors and banned over 65,000 accounts in Warzone and MW3 this week,” says Team Ricochet. “The team will continue to monitor and take enforcement action against those who cheat or use boosts across all game modes.”

While this number may not seem very large considering the size of the Call of Duty player base, it has been well received by the community. A commentator “65k account seems too small… I feel like there is more…” He emphasized the importance of this operation.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3, released last year, is now available on Xbox Game Pass. Game Pass subscribers get access to all of the game’s modes, including its single-player campaign, multiplayer modes, and open-world Zombies. This is the second Activision Blizzard game added to Game Pass since Microsoft acquired Activision Blizzard for $69 billion. Diablo 4 was also added to this subscription service in March.

This year’s Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 will also be available to Game Pass subscribers on October 24. In September, the multiplayer open beta version of Black Ops 6 will be available a week earlier for those with early access (including Game Pass subscribers).