Activision has announced that Ranked console players in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 and Warzone will soon have the option to disable crossplay with PC users following increasing complaints about cheating. The move reflects the company’s commitment to addressing player frustrations and ensuring a fair gaming experience. While the update aims to mitigate cheating by separating platforms, questions on long-term anti-cheating measures remain.
Vero’s thoughts on the news:
This decision shows a promising step toward prioritizing the player experience by addressing the ongoing frustration surrounding cheating in competitive gaming. Adding the option to disable crossplay allows console players to reclaim some control over their environment, especially since the PC platform faces persistent cheating issues due to its open nature. While this is a strong immediate response, the crux of the issue lies in implementing robust anti-cheat technologies and continuously improving them to level the playing field for all players in the long term.
Source: Activision Will Let Call of Duty Black Ops 6 and Warzone Ranked Console Players Disable Crossplay With PC as Cheating Complaints Ramp Up – IGN
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