A new emerging idea in Call of Duty: Warzone 2 could finally put an end to false reports for good and improve the Battle Royale experience for everyone. Despite various bug fixes and updates to Call of Duty: Warzone 2, one exploit may have damaged the Battle Royale experience of the players. However, a player recently shared an idea where the solution could stop false reports.
Recently, there has been a lot of doubt regarding whether the anti-cheating technology of Call of Duty: Warzone 2 actually works or not. A majority of the players, from professional gamers to Twitch streamers, revealed their frustrations on Reddit. There have been rumors spreading around the discussion board about a potential in-game exploit being used by some players that may appear to be wall-hacking in Warzone 2.
A Call of Duty: Warzone 2 player named BloodyMakarov69 uploaded an intense battle clip with a Twitch streamer on Reddit. The player located the streamer and could see his ping even after the streamer threw a smoke. After killing the streamer through the smoke, the Twitch streamer agitatedly accused the player of cheating and said, ''I'm playing against cheaters, dude, I am playing against cheaters, no wonder why I can't do well.''
Upon seeing the Twitch clip and getting accused of being a cheater, the player took to Reddit to prove his innocence. The player further shared an idea that if the developers of the game add a new feature where players can see that they were actually spotted and their ping stays for a few more seconds, then it could solve the false accusation problem. At times, it can be difficult to tell who is a skilled veteran and who is cheating in fast-paced battle royale games. If the developers decide to implement this idea, it will allow players to see that they were killed because it showed the ping of their last location. Furthermore, it would debunk false reports of hacking by demonstrating that the player who killed another player did so legitimately.
It remains to be seen whether Call of Duty: Warzone 2 will include this or any other similar features. However, the idea of providing more transparency to players about how they were defeated and reducing false reports of hacking is a positive step toward a more fair and enjoyable gaming experience for the player base. One of the most frustrating things for Call of Duty: Warzone 2 players is being accused of hacking when they are simply good at the game. False reports of hacking can result in bans and damage a player's reputation, even if the player did nothing wrong. Indeed, the situation appears grave this time, and Activision must act quickly to prevent players from leaving Call of Duty: Warzone 2.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2 is available now for PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S.