Call of Duty Vanguard beta is live now and offers many secrets that might intrigue Warzone fans. One of them might be an Easter egg for COD Warzone’s upcoming anti-cheat engine. This has created quite a frenzy, given the community had long wanted to solve the issue of cheaters and hackers in the game.

The anti-cheat engine in Warzone will arrive as soon as the Vanguard-themed maps arrive in the game.

Call of Duty dropping major Easter eggs for the upcoming anti-cheat engine

As noted by YouTuber JGOD in the aforementioned tweet, the beta version of Vanguard multiplayer reveals several hints regarding the inclusion of an anti-cheat engine. This will mean there will be bans for hackers and cheaters, which is something the game desperately needed.

Call of Duty: Vanguard’s multiplayer reveal stream mostly focussed on highlighting the multiplayer experience and destruction mechanics. The final segment of the stream discussed new additions to Warzone, focussing on the new map and the anti-cheat system. Fans were clever enough to note the major hints COD was dropping.

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JGOD discovered a crazy detail at the 27th minute of the stream. The operator swung a hammer as a finishing move and the hammer had the words “ban” written on it. A major Easter egg for what’s coming with the anti-cheat system, fans are plenty excited.

Vanguard Beta Content

The Vanguard beta is giving players an opportunity to experience the multiplayer gameplay ahead of its launch on November 5. The beta will feature maps such as Champion Hill, Hotel Royal, Gavutu, and Red Star as well as modes such as Team Death Match, Domination, Kill Confirmed, Patrol, and Search and Destroy. A range of Operators such as Daniel Take Yatsu and Lucas Riggs will be available as well.

COD’s inclusion of an anti-cheat engine and several other features such as weapon balance will perhaps make Warzone a deserving fit within the upper echelons of Battle Royale games. This might also make several players return to the game since a lot of them quit due to the previous state of the game. Nevertheless, fans are very hyped for what Call of Duty has in store for them.

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