Warzone Cheaters Will be Forced to Face Each Other

Warzone cheaters will be forced to face each other Infinity Ward has announced in its latest security update. Their continued crackdown on cheaters has already seen over 50k permabans across Warzone and Call of Duty: Modern Warfare with additional measures to come.

Warzone Cheaters Will be Forced to Face Each Other

Since its release in early March, Infinity Ward's latest battle royale has been filled with cheaters who have ruined tournaments and streams by walling or aim botting.

To combat cheaters, Infinity Ward has taken its security measures a step further. Crossplay has since been disabled so that console users wouldn't have their games ruined by PC cheaters. And, starting this week, players in Warzone and Modern Warfare who report suspected cheaters will receive confirmation in-game when a player is banned. In addition to the report confirmations, Infinity Ward has also deployed additional dedicated security updates, updated matchmaking to match suspected cheaters together, and increased resources across backend tech, studio, and enforcement teams.

Although Infinity Ward is unlikely to implement an anti-cheat software, the developers are heading in the right direction. Players will soon be able to use the report-a-player function to send in kill-cam and spectate modes for further proof.