Call of Duty: Warzone Will Make Players Invincible If It Detects Cheating
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A new Call of Duty: Warzone anti-cheat system will make players invincible if it detects cheating, placing a shield around rule-abiding players when fighting hacked accounts. Despite its massive success, Call of Duty: Warzone’s current state is less than ideal. With a plague of bugs and glitches interfering with gameplay, and a massive rise in cheaters ruining matches, the Call of Duty battle royale has a long way to go before it’s in perfect condition.
The problems have only gotten worse, especially as the free-to-play game integrated with other Call of Duty games like Black Ops Cold War and Vanguard. To remedy the ongoing problem, Activision recently confirmed it’s working on Warzone 2, which will be built in an all-new engine and will hopefully fix the plethora of issues prevalent in the first game. The battle royale sequel will reportedly launch sometime after Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II, which is rumored to release in October of this year. Despite work on the sequel, Call of Duty: Warzone developers are also still working to fix the original battle royale, with much of the focus centered around hacked clients.
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According to the official Call of Duty Blog (via Eurogamer), Call of Duty: Warzone devs are implementing a new mitigation
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