![]() While the Anti-Cheat Police Department does great work by making players aware that these cheats exist, the flip side of this is that it risks making prospective cheaters aware of these hacks as well. In the video, this is seen in practice as the player simply aims down sights and has the computer track enemies as they run by. Of course, most players who view their kill cams would be able to tell that a player is using hacks due to the erratic movement, but it’s never a guarantee that the player will be banned for hacking.Īccording to the Twitter page, the cheat uses “ machine learning and sends input to your controller when it sees a valid target.” Essentially, this means that it’s a significantly increased version of the slight aim assist that already exists on console the difference being that while console aim assist slows down a player’s crosshairs when they pass over an enemy, this cheat would actually attract those crosshairs to enemies from much further away, depending on the sensitivity. On the A nti-Cheat Police Department’s Twitter account, the poster describes the cheat in question as “ the next generation of cheating now available on console,” specifying that while it’s not unheard of, “ it’s becoming more popular and more of a trend.” The video then shows highlights of a hacker playing Black Ops Cold War, adjusting various slides and metrics to illustrate how well the hack can track enemy players. Related: Warzone’s Dead Silence Perk Will Receive Nerfs In Upcoming Patch It’s a problem in every competitive free-to-play game, but Warzone’s popularity makes it one of the easiest to point a finger at. This is because unlike games like Overwatch, there is virtually nothing preventing Warzone hackers from making new accounts as soon as their old ones are banned. In fact, one of the most recurring criticisms of Warzone is that due to its status as a free-to-play game, developers Raven Software and Infinity Ward should be going above and beyond to combat hackers. Unfortunately, the blame cannot solely be placed on those who create these mods there is most likely more that developers could be doing to develop anti-cheats.
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