Activision and Infinity Ward reveal a new feature coming to Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4's anti-cheat system called Server Culling, a way to prevent wall hacks from ruining multiplayer gameplay. In addition to revealing new content and game modes for Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, Activision is reiterating its stance on fair play by continuing to bring the fight to cheat makers and those using exploits to ruin online play for others.
Cheating in multiplayer games continues to be a thorn in the side of many developers, with the tools available continuing to evolve with new technology. Companies are also forced to stay on the forefront by continuing to develop advanced methods of detecting and preventing, though it is commonly easier said than done. Helldivers 2 and Battlefield 6 continue to release new anti-cheat methods, while other games like ARC Raiders are looking to strengthen their systems to help their current player base push back against those exploiting unfair advantages. Call of Duty is staying aggressive even with Modern Warfare 4 set for launch later this month.
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