Warzone 2 players rejoice as anti-cheat finally targets third-party devices like the infamous Cronus
"RIP Cronus users, you won't be missed"

Activision has offered some details on its ongoing efforts to curb 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Warzone 2 and 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Modern Warfare 2 players with unfair advantages, and that now includes some speci🧜fic action against third-party devices like the C💎ronus.
In the , the Ricochet team says it "has developed and tested a dete🐲ction for third-party hardware devices that alter the Call of Duty gameplay experience. These devices act as a passthrough for controllers on PC and console and, when used improperly or maliciously, can provide a player with the ability to gain an unfair gameplay advantage, such as redu♒cing or eliminating recoil."
This update is now live across all platforms. If you're detected using a cheat device, you'll initially get a warning that you've been detected, and if you keep using the device, you'll eventually get more serious mitigation🎶s, including a potential account ban across allღ of Call of Duty.
While the blog doesn't mention any specific devices by name, 🦩players are rejoicing at the prospect that th♐is will finally help curb the use of Cronus devices. You'll find comments on the news broadly following sentiments like "," or "."
There remains some skepticism about how well this w🔥ill work in the long term, as cheat device makers have historically been pretty good at updating their tech to avoid detection algorithms. Still, hopefully the knowledge that dꦯetection is possible will at least dissuade would-be cheaters from buying these gadgets in the first place.
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