Regardless of their greatest efforts, Name of Obligation MW3 simply can’t appear to fend off cheaters. Whereas gamers have known as out Activision for providing a subpar anti-cheat a number of instances earlier than, 100 Thieves co-owner and former skilled CoD participant Nadeshot made a heartfelt request in regards to the state of affairs.

In a protracted X (previously Twitter) submit on Feb. 21, sharing his love for the CoD franchise, Nadeshot stated that he beloved all of the bundles and customizations Activision had to provide this yr, however wished to spotlight the obvious drawback—the ever-increasing quantity of cheaters in MW3 and that Ricochet simply isn’t a ok anti-cheat system.

“Ricochet is totally horrible and no matter information shared with the neighborhood, it’s not working. Ranked MW3 is plagued with cheaters and I don’t even need to know what Resurgence seems to be like,” wrote Nadeshot. 

Apparently, he doesn’t draw back from praising Activision for the nice issues in the identical submit.  “You gave us the identical recreation as final yr which I actually can’t complain about. Gave us motion again, gunplay is stable and as soon as once more the in-game content material has been nice,” he shares, however rapidly goes on to spotlight the shortcomings. “You guys accomplish that many issues proper however can’t sustain with all the missteps you’re taking,” he writes. 

Nadeshot believes specializing in fixing the anti-cheat system ought to be Activision’s prime precedence for now and when that is performed, investing in increased tick fee servers: “This won’t be an enormous deal for the informal participant neighborhood and your advertising and marketing efforts however the impression it would have on future titles and participant engagement can’t be understated.”

Nadeshot’s tweet comes after Activision shared that they had banned 6,000 CoD accounts between Feb. 16 and Feb. 20. This was when rumors of Ricochet being offline surfaced, main to community-wide issues. Activision later confirmed solely a “single telemetry system” was taken offline through the weekend for safety upgrades and Ricochet was in any other case up and working like normal.