Cheaters and hackers infesting Call of Duty: Warzone comes as no surprise. A series of issues have been pointed out ever since the game was released. However, the enduring existence of hackers has been the biggest issue of them all. Apparently the steps that Activision and Infinity Ward took in order to catch, punish, and battle this issue have all been in vain.

On the other end of the spectrum, there are games like Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout. Although the game ran the risk of cheaters and hackers, stricter vigilance brought the issue to heel almost immediately.

Fall Guys’ success could perhaps be attributed to the fact that the developers dealt with the issue before it reached a point of no return. And considering how the game is still relatively new, it is may have been easier. Nevertheless, the feat seems rather impressive.

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Is Fall Guys doing a better job at battling the cheater issue than Call of Duty: Warzone?

Recently, Call of Duty pro and co-owner of 100 thieves, CouRage, posted a tweet making a comparison between the two. The example he provides on his tweet begs the question of whether Activision is lenient or not trying hard enough to cure the infection.

No doubt the 5th season of Call of Duty Modern Warfare and Warzone brought a lot of exciting changes to the game, and that did help regain some of the players that were initially driven away. However, the anti-cheat system of the game is still widely regarded as a joke.

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To see a game like Fall Guys deal with the cheater infestation issue really says something. Infinity Ward and Activision need to enforce harsher steps to at least improve the current situation.