Update, April 14: The Call of Duty: Warzone ban wave has struck again, this time claiming over 30,000 cheaters and🐷 hackers.

Call of Duty: Warzone developer Raven Software announced the new wave of bans just earlier this week on April 12. As you can see in the tweet below, this new ban wave of over 30,000 players follows on from the initial wave of over 15,000 accounts being banned at the beginning of Aꦰpril, bringing the grand total of banned players in Warzone to right around 475,000.

The report also reveals that this week's ban wave was the game's seventh high-volume ban since February earlier this year. Raven Software also reveals that they have people wo🀅rking seven days a week on issuing bans, and that larger ban waves like the one that occurred earlier this week are now their immediate focus for the foreseeable future.

Update, April 7: Another banwave has hit Call of Duty: Warzone, with developer Raven Software staꦓting that 15,000 accounts have been banned.

In a recent tweet, the studio said that a new ban wave had hit, and that "another 15,000 accounts" had been banned, with "more to come" in future. This isn't the most punishments the developer has handed down in one go - 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:60,000 account𓄧s were banned in Febr💛uary - but it's a significant number of players, and larger than the 13,000-strong wa💯ve that arri🧜ved in late March.

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Original story, March 23: Raven Software has💫 announced another Call of Duty: Warzone banwave, this time dropping its unforgiving banhammer on another 13,000 cheaters.

This comes just a week after the studio revealed a banwave that removed an unspecified number of players. Last month, Raven Software cleaned house of a massive 60,000 Warzone cheaters and committed to monthly updates on further progress. At the time, the total number of Warzone cheaters🦋 banned since launch reached 300,000 and since then, we've seen a handful of additional banwaves potentially pushing that number past the half-million mark. As most of us can relate, Raven Software seems to be taking some delight in ridding the Warzone community of these jer🎶ks. "Another Warzone banwave today. Over 13,000 accounts banned," the studio's Twitter account read Tuesday afternoon. "Keeping them coming!"

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