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Call of Duty Vanguard has developed a new method against cheat users. Activision, which has suffered from cheating in Call of Duty: Warzone and Vanguard, announced call of duty anti-cheat software Ricochet at the end of last year. Players who have been cheating in Vanguard multiplayer mode over the past few days are entering “empty matches” until they are shot and killed by an invisible bullet.

Call of Duty Vanguard shoots cheat users with their own guns

This surprise, which catches cheaters off guard, is the result of Ricochet’s new technique, Cloaking. As soon as Ricochet detects a player who is cheating, the player who uses the cheat is prevented from seeing or hearing other players. Players who play the game properly can hunt down cheaters like partridges without realizing what’s on the map.

In addition to the aforementioned screening technique, Ricochet also takes away the chances of players using cheats to inflict critical damage. When Activision first announced Ricochet, it officially threatened the cheaters. It seems that ricochet has a duty to poison the game to cheat players. Ricochet has now been expanded to include all Vanguard servers and is expected to arrive in Warzone soon.