Activision bans another 136,000 Black Ops 6 accounts

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Activision bans another 136,000 Black Ops 6 accounts

Cheaters are really bringing the Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 gameplay experience down. The multiplayer mode is filled to the brim with cheaters, but Treyarch is working on it.

The studio has just announced that it has banned an additiona 136,000 ranked accounts across Black Ops 6 and Warzone. Treyarch has promised to continue its efforts in 2025, and will be bringing a whole series of new anticheating measures from Season 2 onwards.

In addition, there are various additional features in development, such as an option to disable cross-play on consoles. The devs are also looking to resolve server-related issues and correct bugs reported by the community.

Source: x.com

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