Warzone 2: or anti system. Ricochet should deal with Cheets and the companies responsible for the games that use it

• Ricochet is a scam according to players
• The half of season corrected bugs

When Call of Duty: War zone 2.0 was announced earlier this year, the developers assured us that they would take advantage of the anti-fraud system introduced just over a year ago, Ricochet. The idea is that he stopped the cheats at Battle Royale and other franchise games, but unfortunately it seems that Cheaters are increasingly numerous and players are starting to get angry.

Ricochet is a scam according to players

Since the release of Call of Duty: War zone Caldera in March 2020, the whole community had to deal with various cheat waves, not only in the first Battle Royale, but also in the other games: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare, Call of Duty : Black Ops Cold War and Call of Duty: Vanguard. However, when Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 and Call of Duty: War zone 2.0 were announced, the studios guaranteed that the cheats would be no more a problem, as Ricochet would be even more effective. On Reddit a player who shared his frustration, but his video was removed. In it is was possible to see the player being killed through the walls and, although this is possible in War zone 2.0, everything depends on even of the wall that he is behind, and on this occasion it was simply impossible to know where he was and was impossible to Data -lo.

Given this, several players were outraged and criticized Ricochet, qualifying the anti-cheat system as a placebo. But others have stated that there will always be cheats, despite the efforts of developers, calling this cat and rat game war.

The half of season corrected bugs

Of course, the half-season update could not fail to correct dozens of bugs and deal with cheats, but the game is still going through some problems. Activision Blizzard is likely to take steps to deal with everything, but time is not an ally.