Call of Duty: Warzone: The Punishment for Hacking Will Be Harsher Than Before and Players Love It
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Over the past few days, massive gaming announcements took place for franchises in different genres. From title announcements during Gamescom 2021 to the future of Destiny 2 with its showcase, the gaming world has seen it all. Along with that, the future of Call of Duty was also revealed during a Warzone event titled Battle of Verdansk, where the developers showcased a trailer for the upcoming FPS title Vanguard.
The developers at Activision have promised a lot of exciting things that will arrive in the latest title. From new maps to a campaign set during the World War II, fans will have an entertaining experience provided by Sledgehammer Games. Other than that, the Battle Royale game of Warzone will also receive an integration to the new title. To top things off, the game will soon receive an anti-cheat that fans have wanted for a long time. However, it seems like Activision has already added some features to prevent hackers.
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Call of Duty: Warzone cheaters report hardware bans in the game
Over the past few weeks, many cheaters on Call of Duty: Warzone have reported bans to their account. Players can hack the popular Activision title in multiple ways. However, most of them require some hardware or IP spoofing to protect their devices from bans. This prevents the developers to suspend a device and players can then create new accounts on the same device to continue cheating.
But, recently, a viral TikTok showcased a cheater admitting to receiving hardware bans in Call of Duty: Warzone. The video included the cheater revealing his banned account, and later stating that he can’t create new accounts on his device to play on Verdansk. This shows to prove that the developers at Raven Software have hit a major target in their fight against hackers and cheaters.
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What to expect in the future?
This should be a positive news for fans of the Call of Duty title after weeks of disappointment. During this time, many streamers including Nickmercs and Courage have switched over to Apex Legends. Other than that, the news of an anti-cheat during the Vanguard reveal should increase the hopes of fans as well. In the end, fans just want a system that prevents rampant cheating in the game, which will allow them to have an enjoyable experience on Verdansk.
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It seems like Warzone fans have received newfound hope with bans to hardware spoofers. There is still a long way to go before the developers can successfully wipe out a massive amount of cheaters. However, this is definitely a small success for the players who have suffered a lot for the past few months.
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