News - Sony Helping To End Cheating Warzone 2
After playing Call of Duty for a while now, the cron is saying, You know, I don't want to promote the sale of, of course, making these articles. I feel like some people do actually watch these articles to hear, Can I get banned for using this and stuff and then think about buying the Cronos? I know a lot of people who buy the cronis, and I personally obviously don't have the cronis.
I would never get the cronis. I don't see the point of it again. I don't understand the whole cheating thing in a article game. A article game is supposed to be fun. I don't understand it. I've never understood cheating in a article game, whether it be Call of Duty, Rainbow Six Siege, Battlefield, you name it; I've just never understood it.
Yeah, the chronus then is kind of being banned, kind of not, but it is setting a good example, which hopefully will continue to go forward. I'm hoping there isn't a case where this happens, and then next month you know we're back to the same old thing because there's always a time or period of time in Call of Duty where we do eventually stop the cheaters and stuff, which was kind of like the start of the game.
I feel like the start of Modern Warfare, obviously, you know they're trying to develop the cheats and stuff, was a good period of time for Model F because there weren't as many people, you know, cheating and stuff, but in the game it has ramped up a bit. I made a article about it before, and of course I've faced a lot of people, and it's so notorious.
Right now, listening to the Big Wall playlist is probably the worst experience I get. There is always someone using an aim B, and there are wall breaches as well, of course, which is a different kind of cheating. It's kind of an iffy one when it comes to wall breachers: is it cheating? Is it not because they know what they're doing?
But at the same time, the developers should be stopping people from cheating. And then I'll talk about it briefly as well in this article because it's kind of a good thing to talk about, obviously.
Why cheating will get worse in mw3
The layoffs with Call of Duty at the moment—if you guys haven't seen, there's been a huge, huge layoff. I believe that loads of companies like Sledgehammer have lost like 25% of their staff—loads of independent Call of Duty developers—so we're talking Raven.
Treyarch. Infinite Warfare, and Infinity Ward have all lost people, to you know, the cuts that they've made, which I find surprising because obviously every year Call of Duty makes record sales, which makes you know year-on-year profits. Yet we're losing more and more stuff, and the reason I think this is going to be more of an issue, not just for the development of the games but for the actual anti-che and stuff, is that these people losing more staff is going to make it harder and harder to actually deal with cheaters, and that in these games, because we're losing so much staff, you know, it doesn't say specifically what departments we've lost in form, but I know from a fact that the only thing that's stated so far is QA testers.
A lot of QA testers have been got rid of, and I believe the entire department of QA testers might be got rid of, and that's a big one because obviously they're the people who test things; they probably test whether or not this Det text contains certain cheats. whether certain things work on the map or whether you know certain hacks are available in the game, they test all these things, and we've lost the whole department.
Now, is this because of Microsoft? Microsoft obviously owns activation; maybe it probably is, but Microsoft is notorious for outsourcing stuff and then giving like I think it's 18mon contracts, and then once the contracts are up, you know, get rid of the people because there's some like termal. I think there's a rule in place or something.
Once you have them for more than 18 months, you have to Perman have that staff, so they like to employee staff for 18 months. Once the 18 months are done, they then get rid of them and then get another, you know, outsource it again to another. You know more people for those 18 months, and that's a big issue because obviously people are going to come in with not so much experience or any idea of what they're looking for and what they're doing.
They'll eventually get the experience to, you know, find the cheats and how to get the cheats and do things quickly, but they'll be gotten rid of by that time, and that's a big issue. So, I always talk about that briefly in this article as well, on top of the fact that the Crona Sen has been, you know, sort of banned.
You know, it can be detected by Ed and stuff, and it is getting banned by Sony. Obviously, that's not going to stop the Crona Sen for now; it's only for PlayStation 5 users. And again, even if they do the update, if you don't do the update, you don't get caught by this, so it's a bit of a half-ass fix at the moment until things change, but it is a step in the right direction.
But I am still worried again. This is a great fix, but I'm worried about the fact that we've lost staff. As you know, they are just finding ways around these things all the time. When is it actually going to end inclusion? When are we going to put an end to Chona sending users, including? But the Corona is just going to make a comeback in like a week or two.
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