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gaming2 years ago

Real-Time Cheater Detection: Call of Duty's New Kill Feed Flagging System

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0 have introduced a new feature that alerts players in real-time when a cheater has been removed from their lobbies. As part of the Ricochet initiative to combat cheating, the game now flags cheaters in the kill feed, notifying lobbies when a problem player has been removed. This update is part of a larger content expansion for season five, which also includes new maps, game modes, and features.

via Kotaku|
#anti-cheat#call-of-duty#cheaters
gaming2 years ago

The Controversial Laser Cats of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0

The introduction of "laser cats" as cosmetic items in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Warzone 2.0 has sparked a debate about realism in the game. Some fans argue that wacky cosmetics have no place in a military shooter, while others believe that Call of Duty has never been truly realistic. The addition of these over-the-top cosmetics, including a finishing move inspired by a supervillain and a cat skin, has divided the player base. Activision has been suggested to implement a cosmetic block toggle, but it is unlikely to happen due to the potential impact on in-game purchases.

via IGN|
#call-of-duty#gaming#laser-cats
gaming2 years ago

Controversy Erupts Over Call of Duty's Pay-to-Win DMZ Skins

Fans of Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0's DMZ mode are concerned that premium skins included in the game grant unfair, game-breaking bonuses, turning the game into a virtual pay-to-win scenario. Some of these premium skins contain arguably unfair permanent boosts to inventory capacity, while other upgrades revealed via datamine suggest that future premium skins will offer even greater advantages. The DMZ community is not happy about this, and inserting literal opportunities for folks to buy their way into greater power in a niche mode like DMZ probably isn’t the best way to keep folks eager to continue playing.

via Kotaku|
#call-of-duty#dmz#gaming
gaming2 years ago

Warzone 2.0 DMZ sparks outrage with pay-to-win bundles.

Players are criticizing Activision for including pay-to-win elements in the Season 3 update of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 Warzone 2.0 DMZ. Certain bundles in the game's store have additional Active Duty Operator Slots included, which give players an advantage over those who don't buy them. The negative reactions to the leaked Bomb Squad bundles suggest that Activision plans to add more pay-to-win bundles in future updates.

via Eurogamer.net|
#activision#call-of-duty#gaming
gaming2 years ago

Activision's Anti-Cheat Measures in Call of Duty Warzone 2.0 Leave Cheaters Empty-Handed.

Call of Duty's anti-cheat security team, Ricochet, has released a new update targeting third-party software and hardware exploits, as well as rolling out new ways to observe player behavior. The team has the systems in place to detect and flag players using hardware devices that intercept and unfairly modify a controller or mouse input. Cheaters risk getting their guns taken away and legit players will simply vanish before a cheater's eyes. Ricochet will also be able to keep a close eye on suspicious behavior, including griefing, and players caught violating the game's code of conduct face additional warnings and potential suspensions.

via Kotaku|
#anti-cheat#call-of-duty#cheating
gaming2 years ago

Warzone 2.0 Faces Criticism and Player Discontent.

The recently released Ashika Island map has helped save Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0, thanks to its well-designed Resurgence mode and smaller, more focused map size. The map's design offers more cover between points of interest, encouraging movement and faster-paced gameplay. The Resurgence mode allows for continuous respawns, resulting in hard-hitting and fun matches that are easy to pick up and play. Overall, Ashika Island's excellent design and gameplay make it an immensely fun experience that feels much more like Call of Duty than the traditional battle royale mode.

via Kotaku|
#ashika-island#call-of-duty#game-design
gaming2 years ago

Shredder Joins Call of Duty in Latest Trailer

Shredder from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles is now available in Call of Duty's Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2.0 through the Shredder Bundle, which includes a skin, a sword blueprint, a Foot Clan weapon charm, and more. Shredder's inclusion fits with the samurai theme of the game's Season 2, which features a new Ronin Operator and challenges based on the Seven Virtues of Bushido.

via ComingSoon.net|
#call-of-duty#gaming#modern-warfare-ii