Call of Duty: Warzoneis not a game without its fair share of problems. After the popular battle royale introduced its Pacific Update, bringing about a new map in the form of the tropical island Caldera, fans ofCall of Duty: Warzonehave been somewhat frustrated with the game since the introduction of the new content. Bugs, glitches and problems with underpowered or overpowered weapons and equipment have been some sources of complaints from players ofCall of Duty: Warzone. Now though, cheaters are bringing a new problem to the game.
Cheating is nothing new toCall of Duty: Warzone. Whether it be aim-assist allowing players to hit perfect shots from any distance, or seeing enemies through walls,Call of Duty: Warzonecheaters have found ways to ruin the game for other people. Activision tried to tackle the cheating problem inCall of Duty: Warzoneand the newest game,Call of Duty: Vanguardby introducingRicochet Anti-Cheat. Though the system banned 50k players in a day, the system is anything but a perfect solution to cheaters.
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It was even reported thatcheating had risen inCall of Duty: Warzonesince the introduction of the Ricochet Anti-Cheat system. Now, hackers have resurrected a classic cheat that could allow cars to fly high into the sky. In a clip posted on Twitter, aCall of Dutystreamer encounters a flying car overhead, leading to a stunned reaction before the streamer is quickly eliminated from the game.
While flying cars did appear in Season 1 ofCall of Duty: Warzone, it appears that the exploit has now been brought to the Caldera map. It is currently unknown how well the Ricochet Anti-Cheat is catching players who are making cars fly, yet it seems to be as prevalent as the other methods of cheating currently present inCall of Duty: Warzone, albeit making a car fly is a very obvious form of cheating. Whether the Ricochet Anti-Cheat will stop flying cars is unknown, butWarzoneplayers are finding problemswith the system as it apparently nerfs damage from guns.
With complaints over bugs, glitches and cheating being as rife as they are amongCall of Duty: Warzone, many are uncertain of the game’s future. Dr Disrespect and YouTuber TimTheTatman have criticized the new Caldera map, and some players even think that developer Raven should move on from the original gameand instead focus its efforts towards asequel toCall of Duty: Warzone.
Call of Duty: Warzoneis available now on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X.
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