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Bizarrely happy Call of Duty Warzone cheater stars in Activision's anti-cheat advert

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The latest anti-cheat advertisement from Activision has some of the biggest Call of Duty Warzone cheaters star in it. While the purpose of the commercial is to encourage gamers to play fair, many have found it bizarrely upbeat. It features a group of five cheaters brightly singing their own praises for cheating Warzone and ends with a call to "play nice".
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Call of Duty cheaters have been running rampant lately, and Warzone has become a popular target for them. They are able to use various hacks and glitches to gain an unfair advantage over other players, making the game experience less enjoyable for everyone else. This has led to frustration and even anger from those affected by the cheaters.
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Activision's ad takes a different approach to the problem, featuring five notorious cheaters happily singing about their exploits in a lighthearted manner. The cheaters proudly proclaim that they have the best scores, while also making fun of the people who can't keep up with them. In the end, they urge everyone to "play nice" and put an end to the cheating.

The ad has sparked debate online, with many pointing out the irony of using happy call of duty cheaters to promote fair play. Others argue that it sends the message that cheating is acceptable as long as you don't get caught. Whatever the reaction, it's clear that Activision is taking a more humorous approach to tackling the issue of cheaters in Warzone.

Activision is not the only one taking steps to combat cheating in Warzone. Both NVIDIA and AMD have released new drivers that allow players to detect and report cheaters more easily. As well, Warzone's developers, Raven Software, have implemented a number of measures aimed at reducing cheating in the game.

It remains to be seen if this latest campaign from Activision will have any effect on the problem of cheating in Warzone, or if it will simply be seen as an amusing distraction. Either way, it's good to see that Activision is taking the issue seriously enough to launch a campaign about it. With any luck, the message of "play nice" will eventually sink in and help reduce the amount of cheating in Warzone.

Last updated: 2023-04-27