Ahead of the release of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Season 3 and Warzone 2, Infinity Ward released a new update aimed at making the game’s anti-cheat system more effective.
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Call of Duty strengthens its anti-cheat system
The studio has just released a new update.
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BOUNCE
As we approach the launch of Season 3, the teams are eager to ensure the best possible gaming experience for their community.
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Increased efficiency
The system can now identify third-party malicious hardware used in all modes and media.
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A warning, then a ban
Upon repeated use, players using cheats will have their account blocked from Call of Duty games.
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A better investigation process
In addition, the teams explained that it will now be easier for them to identify cheating behavior thanks to more extensive data collection.
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Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, available
The game is available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC.
In just a few days, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2 Season 2 is coming to an end. Naturally, Infinity Ward is already preparing for the release of season 3, expected on April 12 on all platforms. As always, it will be accompanied by a large amount of new content, such as weapons, maps and even different game modes. But to make things go better when the time comes, the studio has also released an update that should delight some.
Call of Duty anti-cheat system is updated
In fact, when you play a competitive game as popular as Call of Duty, you inevitably attract all kinds of players. Unfortunately, this also includes cheaters, extremely numerous to crack down on game servers despite the presence of RICOCHET, the anti-cheat system established by the teams. As the release of season 3 approaches, they have decided to deploy a new update to improve the efficiency of the softwarewhich can now detect the use of malicious third-party hardware in all modes and media.
Because despite all the good work you’ve been able to do so far, RICOCHET was still famous for letting certain teams, like Cronus, slip under the radar., especially on platforms such as PS4 and PS5. But thanks to the latest patch, this issue shouldn’t really be a problem anymore, and anyone using this type of malware should be warned, which will lead to an account ban on repeated use.
Improved efficiency at all levels
Additionally, Infinity Ward announced that RICOCHET now has the ability to adjust the skill ratio of players who were often matched with cheaters. during your gaming sessions. In other words, it will be possible for them to recover the profits unjustly lost because of them. Finally, this update finally introduces a new process that will allow the system collect more data to more effectively identify all cheating behaviors. In this way, investigations will be facilitated.
As a reminder, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2 are available en PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC.