Activision’s Ricochet team has improved the Call of Duty anti-tramp system. The team created and tested a way to detect if players are using third-party devices to cheat in Call of Duty multiplayer, using specific controllers on PC and consoles, including PS5 and PS4, that give them a gaming advantage. unfair. This new detection system is now deployed globally on all platforms.
CoD cheaters will be warned if they use controllers incorrectly
In their latest official blog, it’s understandable that Team Ricochet doesn’t share a list of drivers they find to give cheaters an unfair advantage. Having said that, Charlie INTEL and Twitter he suspects this will particularly target Cronus Zen controllers for Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.
Players who misuse these third-party hardware devices in-game will receive several warnings through the notifications tab. Continued use will result in bans, bans, and mitigations, which as previously stated include granting god mode to non-cheaters, making them invisible to cheating players, and disarming cheaters from their weapons.
In addition, the Ricochet team will pursue the account increase, intentional game failure and player pain. The game will issue warnings to players if their account has been reported for unsportsmanlike behavior.
The team also announced that it will automatically capture and store all match data from potential cheaters and matches at the highest levels of ranked play. This will make it easier to identify and investigate cheaters and hopefully make the rankings more legit than before.