Activision continues to maintain a policy of total intolerance towards cheaters, announcing the ban of almost 50 thousand accounts with incorrect behavior in CoD Vanguard
Activision Blizzard finds itself ad address several rather serious problems within his company, after receiving several accusations regarding the attitude of employees and managers towards women and some minorities. It has therefore been involved in legal battles for some time have greatly affected the advancement of some of its important IPs, like Diablo and Overwatch. Furthermore, these complaints also cost the place to some exponents of the development studio, seeing the departure not only of some directors and designers, but also of people who took on more than relevant positions.
Still, even if despite everything Activision still seems little inclined to want to change in a radical way the present characteristics of its leaders, the same type of attitude cannot be said regarding the policies that it carries out in its own titles: an example is undoubtedly CoD Vanguard, where a real war takes place towards cheaters and users who behave incorrectly, now reaching the ban of almost 50 thousand accounts.
I ban dei cheater in CoD Vanguard
Even before the release of CoD Vanguard, the company revealed the introduction of Ricochet, a powerful software with an anti-cheat driver that works at the kernel level, able to counteract cheating. It was partially launched first on Call of Duty Warzone, and then also on the brand new Call of Duty title with the introduction of the actual driver at a later time. The addition of this system seems to have been quite effective in making life difficult for cheaters, with thousands of bans done on both Warzone and CoD Vanguard.
Considering how all attempts to prevent the use of cheats within Call of Duty titles have so far been quite useless, it is impossible not to appreciate how finally there is a way to counter this omnipresent plague in the most renowned multiplayer titles. Additionally, Activision recently wanted to announce it as being only in CoD Vanguard almost 50 thousand users have been banned; a very high number, if you think about how the title found its release just over a month ago.
However, however, things are not all roses and flowers: as you continue to fight against the cheaters, normal users who want to enjoy the game will have to wait a little longer to be able to access Season 1. Furthermore, many of them require the addition of the useful functionality to vote the maps to be played, which has been removed from this new chapter for some reason.
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