Previously, Activision posted a video taunting Call of Duty cheaters: We’re here to catch you. Today (October 13), the official tweeted a warning to Call of Duty cheaters, See you tomorrow. Hints that the new anti-plug-in system is coming soon.
Officials said they liked Call of Duty very much, which made them full of enthusiasm and tried their best to build the game. But the appearance of cheaters has destroyed the fun players can have. No one likes cheaters. Their goal is to provide a fun and fair game experience. They don’t welcome cheating people. Opening up is intolerable, and soon the cheaters will know what it means.
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— Call of Duty (@CallofDuty) October 12, 2021
Activision is developing a new anti-plug system for the Call of Duty series, which will be applied to Call of Duty 18 and Call of Duty: War Zone. More than 600,000 accounts in Call of Duty: War Zone have been permanently banned.