As the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta draws to a close, almost 99 percent of later matches were cheater free, Activision has claimed.
As the Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta draws to a close, almost 99 percent of later matches were cheater free, Activision has claimed.
The online beta began last week and initially seemed to be plagued by cheaters, but a few days later Activision claimed 97 percent of cheaters were banned within 30 minutes of playing.
Now, in a message from Team Ricochet, Activision has stated its anti-cheat tool has gone from strength-to-strength over the course of the beta.
On the first day, it said, 97.5 percent of matches were free of cheaters. And by the fifth day, that rose to 98.8 percent of matches being cheater-free.
«The trend is clear: Each day of Beta, #TeamRICOCHET adapted and improved, preventing and stopping cheaters faster — and ensuring more players experience the clean matches they expect», reads a post from the official Call of Duty Updates account.
