Raven Software issued another ban wave for Call of Duty: Warzone cheaters, as well as fixing whatever was allowing players to erroneously end entire games early.

#Warzone anti-cheat update.
New banwave earlier today!
More to come?
? Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) March 16, 2021

Raven didn’t tout how many accounts were caught up in today’s ban wave, but as Season Two heats up and Warzone enters its second year, leading to what many expect to be the end of Verdansk altogether (to make way for a new map), the team is hard at work keeping the game fun and fair for players who don’t use hacks, exploits, and cheats to secure victory (or just ruin the game for others). The last big ban wave in February took out 60,000 accounts and Raven promised additional communication around anti-cheat efforts. In addition, Raven also fixed the recently discovered issue that let players end matches prematurely.

We rolled out a #Warzone update yesterday addressing an issue that allowed matches to be ended prematurely.
If this continues to happen, please let us know in the replies.
? Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) March 15, 2021

And finally, the reemergence of the stim glitch concerned many players, but Raven was quick to jump in and issue a fix so that players can’t just sit in the gas healing to secure their wins.

A #Warzone hotfix went out overnight addressing a new occurrence of the infinite tactical bug.
? Raven Software (@RavenSoftware) March 16, 2021

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