Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2 are the hotly anticipated new entries in the venerable Call of Duty franchise. Longtime fans of the franchise have a variety of elements and features that they've come to expect over the years.
Sequels to the 2019 reboot and the 2020 battle royale are undoubtedly set to become massive hits. Each of them has huge boots to fill and a ton of legacy to live up to. Among the features fans expect is the effective anti-cheat software that keeps the modern entries free from deception and hackers.
The good news is that both Modern Warfare II and Warzone 2 will feature RICOCHET at launch. The anti-cheat software will be a central feature of both new games as soon as they hit the digital stores later this year.
RICOCHET Anti-Cheat was introduced in Call of Duty: Vanguard to cut down on cheating. Modern COD games have undergone a terrible influx of bad players who refuse the possibility of a fair match. Those who can't face losing infested the game like a plague, ruining it for decent ones.
RICOCHET is a custom system, built specifically for Warzone and related titles. While it's still far from perfect, it has drastically reduced the number of cheaters that most players run into. The system is widely praised as a substantial aid to the game.
The RICOCHET system has banned over 50,000 cheaters in massive waves and singled out individual bad actors for humiliation. The system was a massive benefit when it was added to Warzone. Both new games will feature it from the beginning.
RICOCHET and any updated versions of the anti-cheat system will likely be central features of the new COD releases. The franchise's owners have clearly learned the lessons of Warzone and Vanguard, as they've cracked down on cheaters
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