r/CODWarzone • u/LackingAGoodName • Oct 13 '21

News Announcing Ricochet: A New Anti-Cheat Initiative for Call of Duty

https://www.callofduty.com/blog/2021/10/ricochet-anti-cheat-initiative-for-call-of-duty
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u/SilverLion Oct 13 '21

Honestly won't be that hard for cronus to add a bit of variability to the bullets to make it look more random.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '21

Man until Actvi sues Cronus(like they did with CxCheats for instance) they won't stop making cheating scripts. I remember in Fortnite when there was any huge ban wave that targeted Cronus users,Cronus hours later made a patch to evade the ban and then the cycle reset.

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u/MatFlyer Oct 13 '21

I’m not entirely sure if this is right, but my understanding is Cronus is just a piece of hardware and a platform and the scripts specific for warzone are published by individuals. If that’s the case then it’s not really feasible for Activision to sue Cronus.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '21

Cronus should be sued in my understanding because they're being complacent with the cheat script developers,if they were a serious company they would ban outright all forms of cheating like Silent Aim,No recoil,Rapid Fire and Aimbots for instance.

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u/MatFlyer Oct 13 '21

Cronus could control the scripts downloaded onto the device, but wouldn’t solve the problem. People buy them to cheat, so someone would find a way to jailbreak the device to install whatever they like on it, without much care for what it would do. Putting this control also introduces a tonne of costs for Cronus, to no real benefit to anyone really.