Call of Duty's competitive Ranked Play mode recently made its debut in Black Ops 6 multiplayer, but it has quickly become a battleground for cheaters. Activision has acknowledged the widespread frustration among players regarding the influx of hackers in Ranked Play and is actively working on solutions to enhance the game's anti-cheat measures.
Despite the presence of Call of Duty's Ricochet anti-cheat system in both Black Ops 6 and Warzone, unscrupulous players have still found ways to infiltrate the Ranked Play mode. Activision attributes this partly to a temporary outage that hindered the effectiveness of Ricochet's AI-driven cheat detection systems. The publisher has assured the community that the anti-cheat team is diligently working behind the scenes to address the hacking issue. The outage has been resolved, and additional steps are being implemented to combat cheating, including a more aggressive approach to targeting suspicious accounts and expediting the review process for potentially suspicious players through replay investigations.
Ranked Play is designed to mirror the competitive environment of the official Call of Duty League, adhering closely to the league's rules, maps, and game modes. Aspiring pros can find all the details on the Ranked Play mode restrictions and recommended loadouts here. With any luck, the ongoing efforts to root out cheaters will soon restore the integrity of the competitive ladder.
In other Call of Duty news, Black Ops 6's newest Zombies map, Citadelle des Morts, is set to arrive early next month. Stay tuned for all the latest updates and details on this exciting addition.
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