Modern Warfare 3 Beta Cheating Worries Escalate Among Call Of Duty Fans

Call of Duty fans are expressing concerns about cheating in the Modern Warfare 3 beta, particularly on the PlayStation 5 version.

According to IGN, Twitter user @Duqysss shared videos showcasing apparent cheating with wall hacks and aim bots during the beta.

The extent and specifics of the cheating remain unclear, but these videos have raised concerns among players about the future of competitive play in Modern Warfare 3.

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Call of Duty has faced ongoing issues with hackers and cheaters in recent years, mostly on the PC platform. Cheating has also been observed on consoles, and there are reports of cheat makers planning to release hacks for Modern Warfare 3 on multiple platforms.

Activision Blizzard Inc ATVI aims to address this with its new anti-cheat system called Ricochet.

This system employs various tactics to combat cheating, such as using fake enemies and stealing cheaters' guns.

The recent addition of Ricochet involves displaying notifications in the game's kill feed and notifying lobbies when a problematic player has been removed from the game.

The Modern Warfare 3 beta might be the final PlayStation exclusive, as Microsoft Corp MSFT is nearing the completion of its $69 billion acquisition of parent company Activision Blizzard.

The game is set to launch on various platforms, including PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X and S on Nov. 10.

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