Call of Duty developers have revealed that its “proactive” RICOCHET anti-cheat system will be adjusted after thousands of players reported bans during the Black Ops 6 early access beta. Even a few CDL pros were caught up in the false bans, with many left waiting hours to re-enter the beta.

Posts across social media began to appear as early as a day into the Black Ops 6 early access beta this past weekend. Many CoD players palmed off complaints as these were believed to be actual hackers caught cheating on official servers, but then the pros began copping bans too, prompting many to turn on the anti-cheat system they so willfully trust.

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Call of Duty developers have revealed that its “proactive” RICOCHET anti-cheat system will be adjusted after thousands of players reported bans during the Black Ops 6 early access beta. Even a few CDL pros were caught up in the false bans, with many left waiting hours to re-enter the beta.

Posts across social media began to appear as early as a day into the Black Ops 6 early access beta this past weekend. Many CoD players palmed off complaints as these were believed to be actual hackers caught cheating on official servers, but then the pros began copping bans too, prompting many to turn on the anti-cheat system they so willfully trust.