News - Warzone 2 Anti Cheat Is Broken. Ricochet
Intro
Sure, a lot of you guys should be aware by now that I have tried and tested the cheats for Warzone 2. We did touch in the last article on Ricochet anti-cheat in the last article, and in today's article we are going to go into more detail about it. There are a couple of predictions I'm going to make today that may well have a lot of you agreeing with me.
Ricochet Auntie Cheat is something that was incorporated into Caldera. So when Caldera, the map, was released into Warzone, that is, they actually brought in an anti-cheat, but not before releasing that entity to the public in the sense of promoting it, it caused the cheat developers to be able to bypass that in a heartbeat.
Now, this was an absolute mockery being made of Activision by the community that played Call of Duty as well, because a lot of us had a little bit of hope that it might work, unfortunately. We didn't really see it working, but now you will have a select group of people who claim they haven't seen cheating in sports.
In sports, the idea is that these cheaters have just decided to dial down their cheating, which is one of the big reasons. That is why I want to go into detail about the cheats, and that is why I did a article with me downloading those cheats and showing you just how dialed in you can get the Aimbot settings so that it looks like natural aim assist or just a little bit stronger. Now, these are settings that you will see a lot of streamers using; they will claim it's just aim assist, but the big story today is about Ricochet Anti-Chief: How many people have been banned because of it?.
My thoughts
Quite a lot, actually; however, my thoughts behind the Kiswahili and cheese are very simple.
I don't believe that they've actually banned as many people as they claim; in fact, I would say that each rage hacker has probably had thousands, if not more, of accounts. So when they are talking about numbers being payments from the bank when they are talking about bandwaves, all of those numbers aren't individual people, so a bandwave of 100, 000 Activision accounts probably is more like, "I don't know 10, 000 people who have multiple accounts each, and this is something any." They will tell you how many accounts they've gone through.
In fact, if you really wanted to, you could go and ask if it's great that it's happened for somebody who used multiple accounts in the past and had to cycle through them. Another patient for whom you could go and ask his grandfather has had to cycle through them because of a hardware ID ban. If you have a hardware ID band on your hardware, which is your PC, then you will end up getting detected unless you use a spoofer.
Now, spoofers spoof your hardware ID, allowing the game to read a completely different hardware ID when you load the game on a new account. You create a new ID through the spoofer, and guess what that means? It means that it's not paying a band; there is no hardware ID ban on the spoofed hardware ID, allowing you to go into the game, and this is giving me more time to rage on that account before they receive another plan.
However. What I want to talk about with Ricochet is that we are going to see announcements very soon about a lot of bandwagons. I believe that we are going to see some very similar behaviors from Activision and Team Ricochet that we saw after breaking Shane's achievements in Incorporated, and in fact even before that because before Ricochet.
Auntie Cheese was a thing, and we saw a lot of bandwagons occur at the end of the dance. We were getting bandwagons of a hundred thousand, two hundred thousand, fifty thousand, twenty thousand. Now, this was before Ricochet's answer team was incorporated, but one thing is noted: they were only detecting the spoofers; they were only detecting the hardware ID of accounts that had already been banned, so the accounts getting ban waves had the same people on different accounts, but with the same hardware ID or using the same spoofer that was getting detected. Now, these are all very big parts of Ricochet Auntie Cheese at the moment because anti-cheat software isn't really detecting new people with it.
My predictions
Isn't really that I think new cheaters, so if somebody decided, after two years of being legitimate in Warzone 1, to start cheating in Warzone 2, and they've never received the hardware ID ban before and they don't need to use a spoofer, how is it that team Ricochet is detecting them if team Ricochet is only detecting spoofers and also previously banning Hardware ID for a lot of repeat offenders?
seem to be getting caught up in new bands, but there are no new cheaters, and they rarely get caught up. Very early on in the dance, there were a lot of people cheating, and it wasn't until the band wave started that we started to notice just how many, and honestly. I would say the bandwaves were only a very small percentage of the amounts of cheese in the game because they were using cheap and nasty cheats, but as I noted in the article of me testing the cheats.
I had actually been able to access an account that I once used to pay the band on Warzone 1, and now that account was paying the band not because I cheated on it but because it had been signed into the PC. I did test cheat it's on, so that actually caused that account to be paid; however. I was able to access those accounts on Warzone 2, and I was able to inject cheats into the game whilst playing on that account, and that account still to this day has not had a shadow ban or pain, but even after getting those accounts, they are level 28.
Now this is my train of thought, and these are my predictions. You are going to see some big numbers. Some of the big bandwaves happening will take into consideration how many accounts that won in Warzone are currently not banned on Warzone 2, so when you see a big bandwave announcement, whether it be from Activision Raven.
Infinity Ward, or Team Ricochet, the chances are that a lot of those accounts are ones that they've actually left unbanned. In War Zone 2, and this would work out perfectly for Activision and team Ricochet, wouldn't it, if they were able to put out an announcement claiming over 500 people as being paid by Team Ricochet catching them or by Ricochet's anti-cheat?
Detecting them, that would look great, but they're not going to let you know that the majority of those accounts were actually already previously banned in War Zone 1, so my prediction is that they have allowed this to happen, that they have allowed a lot of previously banned accounts to be unbanned in this game so that they can then ban them, and when they do a bandwave and when all of these accounts become detected, they will be immediately banned. Again, they are going to use that to promote the fact that Ricochet's answer cheat works when in reality it's the same people on the same accounts getting the same bands just on a different game, and the chances are that our spoofers are out.
