Over 23,000 cheaters banned from Call of Duty this month

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Over 23,000 cheaters banned from Call of Duty this month

Activision is doing its utmost to keep as many cheaters as possible off the servers of the latest Call of Duty games. To this end, the publisher has set up a "Team RICOCHET" whose aim is to punish malicious players.

Over 23,000 users have recently been banned from Modern Warfare III and Warzone. "SPLAT" has also been activated more than 2,000 times. This tool directly punishes cheaters during a game.

Those concerned see their jumps transformed into violent falls to the ground, leading to a certain death. Quite the original penalty designed to discourage wrongdoers.

Source: insider-gaming.com

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