The fraud in beta is the Black Ops 7 version, but they are broken
It never fails. Whenever a new beta, Call of Duty, begins, talks about scammers should be close. Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 beta is no different. Video with hacks already make rounds online, and, of course, these videos receive a ton of engagement. This toxic cycle lasts a year in a year.
But these clips do not always tell a full story. According to Gamespot, Activision has already begun to detect and ban the scammers during beta.
What often happens is actually quite simple: someone deceives, records the gameplay, is prohibited, and then loads the shot material. The video circulates on social networks, creating the impression that fraud is widespread when the account is actually considered.
This cycle (Cheat, Get Banned, Personnel loading) may seem that the game is full of exploits when this actually indicates that anti-Cheat provides compliance with compliance.
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Conclusion: Yes, fraud occurs, and this is upset. But beta is not only about testing the balance of the gameplay. They are also a chance of stress testing anti-cheat systems.
Here is a reality: the vision of the prohibitions is heard as early as the Gamespot is emphasized, it is a strong sign that the system is already catching offenders.
Thus, the next time, when your tape appears a cheat clip, keep in mind that it can be old frames from a player who is no longer in the game.
Source: Gamepot
