Nobody likes queuing into a lobby full of cheaters. With Modern Warfare 4 arriving in just under a month, Activision’s anti-cheat team is already tightening the screws.
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RICOCHET: Update Snapshot
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Game | Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 |
| Launch date | 23 October (AEDT) |
| Anti-cheat team | Team RICOCHET |
| This week’s focus | Cheating tools like Cronus, plus hardware bans |
| Where announced | X and Instagram |
What’s Happening?
Team RICOCHET says this week’s update is about going after cheating tools such as Cronus, and about hardware bans. In simple terms, that means targeting devices and tools built to give players an unfair edge, not just individual accounts. Hardware bans are designed to make it harder for repeat offenders to simply create a new account and jump back in.
Why It Matters for Launch?
New releases are when cheaters flood in, as fresh player counts and hype make lobbies a target. Announcing these efforts early is a clear message: RICOCHET is treating fair play as a launch priority, not an afterthought. It’s part of what the team calls its ongoing “Road to Modern Warfare 4” updates, so expect more news in the weeks ahead.
Note that the full details, including specific numbers and methods, were shared in RICOCHET’s posts on X and Instagram, so check those for the complete breakdown. For more gaming news and updates, explore Technosports.
FAQs
Q1. When does Modern Warfare 4 launch?
On 23 October 2026 (AEDT).
Q2. What is RICOCHET targeting this week?
Cheating tools like Cronus, along with hardware bans.
