Has Overwatch 2 been hacked? How to identify and report hackers

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With most games being always online these days, it’s little wonder that hacking and DDOS attacks are more rampant than ever. Overwatch 2 has had a rocky start, to say the least, and with the anti-cheat mechanism in place somewhat outdated by modern standards, there have been numerous accusations of hacking and cheating in Blizzard’s fledgling sequel. It can be notoriously difficult to spot a cheater or hacker in one of your games, but there are certain signs that you can look out for and mechanics in place for you to report suspicious activity. We will explain how to do that in this guide.

Overwatch 2 is a fast-paced game with abilities and characters flying and blasting all around. To a novice player, all sorts of perfectly normal sequences might seem like hacking is taking place. But there are signs to look for to avoid false positives. 

If you suspect your teammate or an opposing player of hacking, the death cam is your best friend. Try to find a correlation between how the player behaves and what’s happening in a match. The most common hacks are either persistent or toggled wallhack, head-snap, or auto-aim. Try to find multiple instances or consistency in the way that their crosshair moves, or if any jerky snaps occur when they aim. The best course of action would be to capture suspicious activity on a video clip that you can later use to back your claim. 

In the case that your own account has been hacked, you will notice that much easier. Some of the tell-tale signs are that you can’t log into Overwatch 2 with your normal password, your currency items are missing, or some of your personal settings have been completely changed. If this is the case, there are steps that