Ricochet now makes players invisible to cheaters in Warzone and Vanguard, bans over 50,000 accounts in a single wave
Call of Duty Warzone and Vanguard season 3 is live right now. While fans are getting excited about all the content they are going to experience this season, Ricochet has dropped a piece of massive news regarding the cheating situation in Call of Duty.
The new Ricochet anti-cheat update is now making players invisible to cheaters in Warzone and Vanguard. Moreover, in their latest press release, Ricochet also announced that they'd banned almost 54,000 players in a single ban wave.
With the anti-cheat is seeing advancements and getting updated daily, cheaters continue to try to circumvent its preventive measures. In their most recent progress report, #TeamRicochet released some significant updates concerning their latest measures to fight cheating in Call of Duty.
Ricochet had initially rolled out this feature in Warzone as a test. During the test, players experienced something new. Cheaters were unable to see legitimate players after the anti-cheat software determined that they were cheating.
Ricochet claims that they have been trying different methods to easily identify cheaters in the game with their new mitigation spotlight and detection techniques.
The new measure that’s been spotted by the community is called Cloaking.
A previously released cheating-mitigation technique, Damage Shield, made legitimate players invincible if they got shot by a cheater. After the system identified a cheater, their bullets would stop dealing damage to players.
The new Cloaking measure works in a similar way. Instead of making players invincible in front of cheaters, this will make legitimate players invisible.
Ricochet is trying to employ unique ways to punish those who violate the rules of the game. In their anti-cheat progress report, they
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