Cheaters have infiltrated Warzone's Season 2 Ranked Resurgence, deploying fully automatic grenade launchers to disrupt the competitive experience. The mode, designed to elevate Resurgence gameplay, now faces challenges as players grapple with the onslaught of hackers.
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Cheater Onslaught Mars Competitive Resurgence
Season 2 introduced a competitive twist to Resurgence, featuring seven skill divisions where players strive for a spot in the Top 250. Skill rating (SR) progression, tied to placement and kills, adds a layer of strategy.
However, cheaters armed with grenade launchers have introduced chaos, with renowned player Lenun documenting a clear instance of cheating in a recent clip. The fully automatic grenade launcher, not native to Warzone, featured an aim bot, targeting Lenun and teammates with deadly accuracy.
Ricochet Anti-Cheat Falters as Launchers Slip Through
Despite explicit bans on launchers in Ranked Resurgence, cheaters manage to bypass Warzone's Ricochet anti-cheat system. The mode's entry requirement of reaching level 55 aims to deter cheaters, but Lenun's encounter exposes the limitations of current countermeasures.
Raven Software's promised "zero-tolerance policy related to cheating" appears insufficient, urging the community to push for stronger anti-cheat measures to safeguard competitive integrity.
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