Activision Has Banned over 50,000 Cheaters in Call of Duty: Warzone

Activision released its free-to-play boxing-royale Call of Duty: Warzone for PlayStation 4, Xbox 1 X, and PC last month. In a recent web log mail service, the company confirmed it has permanently banned over fifty,000 cheaters since launch.

"There's no place for adulterous in games. Warzone has zero tolerance for cheaters. We take all forms of adulterous very seriously, maintaining a level and off-white playing field for everyone is amongst our highest priorities. This is an expanse we have been working on heavily, just it isn't always something we hash out publicly.", states the company.

To brand this possible, Activision says it has employed security teams to monitor, investigate, and place potential violations including the use of aimbots and wallhacks circular the clock.

Activision claims to be working to improve its in-game reporting system with improvements in UI for a "more than seamless reporting experience". The visitor strives to analyze and filter all received reports with utmost priority.

The company volition be providing updates on the number of bans in the time to come. In case yous're wondering what exactly counts as a violation, do not forget to accept a wait at Call of Duty: Warzone's security and enforcement policy here.

"We recognize that at that place's no single solution for combating cheaters, information technology'southward a abiding enforcement every day, 24/seven. Rest assured, we're committed to ensuring a fun and fair experience for everyone.", says Activision.

CoD: Warzone is available to download for gratuitous on PC and PS4, while Xbox gamers require Xbox Live Gold membership for online multiplayer. The game can be downloaded from Microsoft Store for Xbox, PlayStation Store for PS4, and Battle.net for PC.

In other news, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Remastered is now bachelor on PS4 but you will take to await until April xxx to play it on Xbox One or PC, thanks to Sony'due south exclusive partnership with Activision.