Some players of the “Call of Duty” series of shooting games like to use cheating programs to destroy the balance and fairness of the game. The game company Activision established Team Ricochet to try to crack down on cheating players. Team Ricochet is composed of network security, game, server engineers, researchers, data scientists, etc. They published an anti-cheating progress report in the middle of the month to disclose some work details.
Team Ricochet said that dealing with cheating players is like dealing with a virus, and effective solutions are temporary, because players will cheat in other ways. Team Ricochet therefore needs to constantly develop new tools to deal with new and changing threats. One of the new methods mentioned in the report is called Disarm (disarm), as the name suggests, it is to take away all the weapons of the cheating player.
Disarm will be applied in two games “Call of Duty: Vanguard” and “Call of Duty: Warzone”. Once players are detected cheating, their weapons will be taken away by the system, and even more exaggerated is that they can’t even punch If you use it, you can’t even punch a punch. Team Ricochet revealed that the anti-cheat system will also start working on the same day as “Modern Warfare II” and “Warzone 2.0”. In fact, since April this year, “Call of Duty: Vanguard” and “Call of Duty: Warzone” already have Over 180,000 players have been blocked for cheating.
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