On August 24, Raven Software, one of the many developers working on the Call of Duty franchise, banned over 100,000 Call of Duty accounts that were “repeat offenders and cheat providers.”
They reported this news via a tweet on August 25, and promised more updates to come with regards to Warzone. This news comes after a massive upsurge in cheaters in both Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War and Warzone that caused many big name streamers to drop the game in favor of others with more stable ecosystems.
???? Over 100,000 @CallofDuty accounts were banned yesterday – targeting repeat offenders and cheat providers at the source.
More updates to come across #Warzone.
— Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) August 25, 2021
The developers are finally taking more steps to combat the massive amount of cheaters in the game, but it is too soon to tell how effective these measures will be.
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Noah Anzaldua is a game journalist, Twitch streamer, and a passionate fan of Apex Legends and Destiny 2. Writing and streaming are his passions, and he is carving a career path out for himself. He is a graduate of the University of Alabama where he is majored in News Media, History, and Political Science.
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