Cheaters are common in first-person shooters like Call of Duty. That’s why developers use all sorts of anti-cheat systems to clear out the players that find ways to abuse the game and ruin the experience for everyone else. But the new anti-cheat system that Team Ricochet employed for Call of Duty might take the cake.
The new system makes legit players invisible to cheaters. That way, cheaters can only battle each other. But they will be risking imminent, infuriating death at the hands of the real players who play the game without breaking the rules.
The new Call of Duty anti-cheat system
Ricochet released the new anti-cheat security driver earlier this week. That means Call of Duty: Vanguard players will have to install the new anti-cheat system. It was available on Call of Duty: Warzone a couple of months ago. Some Call of Duty gamers posted videos online of the system, like the one seen below.
However, that might have been just an anti-cheat test. The company says the driver will come to Call of Duty: Warzone after a period of testing on Vanguard.
The developer calls the feature “Cloaking.” Cheaters will not be able to see anything that could help them discover legit players. The cloaking feature will also hide bullets and sound from cheaters, in addition to the legitimate players in the game.
RICOCHET seems to have another trick up it’s sleeve to combat cheaters in #Warzone 👀
The anticheat appears to be making “legit” players completely invisible to confirmed cheaters as you can see in this video. pic.twitter.com/T5H53HL8Bs
— ModernWarzone 2 (@ModernWarzone) February 19, 2022
The best part is that legitimate