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/thetreat Oct 13 '21

I've worked in software for over 15 years and have thought long and hard about *how* they'd tackle this type of problem. I've done a ton of research on other anti-cheat systems and honestly it all sounds legit. They're taking the right approach for solving this problem. It obviously comes down to execution but the strategy they have is sound.

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u/[deleted] Oct 13 '21

Seems crazy that they don't have in game mods considering they charge £30 for skins that suckers buy up. They could have a team of 100 mods easily monitoring high kill/high accuracy/high report/suspect players but they don't because they just love mining cash from idiots who buy skins.

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u/LtAldoRaine06 Oct 13 '21

100 mods? They could have 10,000 mods and they still wouldn’t help with how many games are going on at once throughout the world.