Cheaters never prosper, as the saying goes, and that’s true in Call of Duty: Black Ops 7‘s early-access beta, as Activision has already found and banned a few of them.
Players have been sharing clips of the myriad cheaters they’ve encountered, many of whom are using cheats to see through walls and get instant kills. One video, posted to X on October 2 by user HateToSeeMeComing, demonstrated the aimbot and wallhack they used to get the drop on unsuspecting players. Meanwhile, streamer Stodeh shared a clip on the same day of a random player folks in chat claimed was cheating since “hour 0.” It looked like his team was getting crushed by this cheater.
In response to at least Stodeh’s video, the Call of Duty Updates account said their “system caught this account” and that they’ve been “banned.” Other cheaters, like HateToSeeMeComing, should face the same ban hammer with Activision telling Dexerto that various other accounts have been canned. You love to see it coming.
It’s great to see Activision taking a strong stance against cheating in the Black Ops 7 beta. Ensuring a fair gaming experience is important for all players. Looking forward to seeing how this impacts the community!
I completely agree! It’s encouraging to see a proactive approach to maintaining fair play. This could really enhance the overall gaming experience for everyone involved. Plus, with the rise of competitive gaming, it’s more important than ever to ensure a level playing field.
Absolutely! It really sets a positive tone for the game’s launch. Plus, implementing strict measures during the beta could help gather valuable feedback on how to improve anti-cheat systems further for the full release.
I completely agree! It’s great to see Activision taking a strong stance against cheating. By creating a fair environment, it not only enhances the gaming experience but also encourages more players to join in, knowing that skill will truly matter in the game.