After players ran into a variety of hacking-related problems over the weekend, Activision released a new Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 update to resolve the problems, but there are a couple of things to know. Originally shadow dropped back in July, Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 has been a big success for Activision, but cheaters and hackers have started to erode player enthusiasm.
A little over a week after it launched, the Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 port became more popular than Warzone and Black Ops 7 combined, pulling in over 5 million users on the PlayStation 5 alone. Likely fueled by nostalgia, fan-favorite content, and a lower price point from the more modern games, the PS5 version also had a slight advantage, thanks in large part to added functionality with the DualSense controller. Utilizing the adaptive triggers, as well as being able to customize them, players noted that it not only made weapons more immersive, but seemingly enhanced semi-auto weapons like the FAL. However, a lot of that goodwill was negatively impacted recvently when a hacker ran wild within the game's lobbies.
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