If you start asking yourself questions like this, it may be time to re-evaluate why you’re playing the game in the first place which is for fun, because clearly if you’re having thoughts like this, the games enjoyability is being affected. Many people are getting frustrated and are quitting the game because it is no longer enjoyable, or legitimate players are becoming so discouraged and paranoid about their gameplay that they question whether they were killed by a cheater, or by a legitimate good player. Are these alternatives effective, or are there also easy workarounds? Thanks everyone for your input.įor the crowd of people saying that it’s not in Activision Blizzards best interests to implement anti-cheat software, let me explain why this is false. I know that Fort Nite hardware bans cheaters and it seems to be effective.
What are the downsides and disadvantages of incorporating software like this? If your competition can do this, why can’t you? Please, tell me!Ĭan Activision Blizzard effectively perform MAC address and/or hardware bans? I know player’s can easily spoof the SMS account authentication system on PC to make new accounts, if they’ve received a ban. It would also increase the probability of retaining and acquiring new players, which in term would mean more revenue and profits for Activision Blizzard! It’s a win win for everyone. If you actually cared about making money and maximizing profits, I think it would be in the companies, as well the players best interest to implement anti cheat software to try to crack down on cheating, and also to show your player-base you have integrity and care about the quality of the game. With this being said, why is there still no anti cheat software in place? I feel like people are eventually just going to get fed up, and move on to other games. I don’t get it.Īs of today, the market cap of Activision is a whopping 71.76 billion dollars! The amount of money made by Warzone itself is incredible and in the billions. PUBG, Apex Legends, Fort Nite, Valorant, CS:GO). Activision Blizzard is making billions of dollars from Warzone from game sales and micro transactions, yet can’t be bothered to implement an anti cheat software like every other popular mainstream BR or FPS shooters (Eg.
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