Call of Duty: Warzone has forbidden a staggering amount of cheating

Call of Duty: Warzone has turned into one of the more popular royale games around, but the popularity comes with several disadvantages to playerbases in general. We speak, of course, about cheating, and the game Royale Battle to be played seems to be gathering with them. While the cheating problem in a free play game might never be truly resolved, Warzone Devs has now shared some details about how much cheat has undergone the existence of Warzone.

In a tweet distributed last week, Raven software added 30,000 more accounts to the calculation of players that were prohibited. It was enough to push the total number of players banned for half a million signs, with Raven software confirming that it has now forbid more than 500,000 accounts for the Warzone period.

Raven does not have more details about accounts that are prohibited or what, in particular, they are prohibited, but there is a possibility that there is a good reason for it. However, if Raven’s goal is to reduce the number of cheating in Warzone, publishing the method of fraud or other exploits quickly into intuition.

Hitting half a cheat that is prohibited is a pretty impressive milestone, especially when you assume that it was only back in February that Raven reported 300,000 accounts that were prohibited. This anti-cheating effort is not only limited to Warzone, with crows and developers calling other tasks under the Activision Umbrella expanding them into the cold war of black ops and modern warfare as well.

With February announcements, Raven is committed to sharing routine updates about the progress that makes fighting cheat, so it might not be long before we hear about the next cheating wave hit by Pucmer.