Of those who sent data, 98% were on PC, with around 90% having some form of RGB software installed on their computer. Several people though, including one streamer, named 0DayOG even provided footage that they were banned following a driver update. However, the vast amount of replies I’ve been recieving do suggest that there’s something wrong with Call of Duty’s current anti-cheat system. It’s first worth noting that nobody, including myself, can determine if someone was cheating or not by looking from the outside in.

Unfortunately, it seems like the issue has still not been resolved in Battlefield 2042, but here’s hoping change can be made for Call of Duty.Īccording to emails sent by Activision, the majority of these bans have been because of users using “unauthorized software” and “manipulation of game data”.īecause of the reasons suggesting that “unauthorised software” was the problem, I’ve asked those claiming that they were falsely banned a series of questions, of which over 500 people have answered within four days (300+ other people have also replied, but did not provided the information required. It’s a story somewhat familiar to me, with a similar issue happening during Battlefield 2042’s launch in 2021.

Earlier week, news began to circulate online that false bans were occurring in Call of Duty Modern Warfare 2 with potentially thousands of people expressing that they have been falsely banned from the game.īan appeals were instantly rejected by Activision support, but banned players were adamant that they had done nothing wrong.

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