Hotel Royal garnered mixed reactions due to visibility issues, to say nothing of the “Murder Kitchen” spawns (which Sledgehammer has noted will be fixed at launch). The beta offered four maps – Hotel Royal, Gavutu, Red Star, and Eagle’s Nest – out of the total 20 that are available at launch. Of course, there are plenty of other reasons to be annoyed by the core multiplayer.
If anti-cheat is important and you don’t want to risk being frustrated by cheaters, even in regular multiplayer, then it may be pertinent to hold off. Some waiting is necessary regardless – Ricochet is releasing with Warzone’s Pacific update, which is out later this year (and not confirmed to be launching with Call of Duty: Vanguard in November). However, whether it will be as effective as Valorant’s Vanguard or even Easy Anti-Cheat – which is used in Apex Legends – remains to be seen. This year offers a marked improvement with the release of Ricochet, a proprietary anti-cheat solution that works on the kernel level. Cheaters may be banned by the tens of thousands but it’s fairly easy to get back in. Though it affects all modes, it’s often Warzone that suffers due to its free-to-play nature.
While its recent beta didn’t raise as many eyebrows as the latter’s did, all is far from perfect in the COD-verse.Ĭall of Duty anti-cheat has been so underwhelming over the years to the point where it’s a meme. Coming to Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and PC, it’s long been seeing comparisons to DICE’s Battlefield 2042 despite their many differences. Sledgehammer Games is back at the forefront with Call of Duty as it prepares to release Call of Duty: Vanguard on November 5 th.
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