New Bans in Call of Duty.

The developer company Activision has announced that they have updated the punishment rules in the new game Call of Duty: Vanguard. Now, all cheaters will receive bans across the entire series of games, even future ones that do not exist yet.

The full quote from the post is:

We have updated our security policy in Call of Duty: Vanguard.

Especially serious or repeated violations of the security policy, such as cheating in the game, can result in permanent bans on all accounts. In addition, any attempts to conceal or mask your data or your hardware data can also lead to permanent bans.

Permanent bans for security violations can now be applied to the entire franchise: both Call of Duty: Vanguard and any past, present, and future parts of the Call of Duty series.

The rule update was made just before the release of the new Ricochet anti-cheat, which will be divided into two parts – server-side and local with driver updates for PCs.

It is noted that the servers will already be operational from November 5, 2021, with the release of Vanguard. However, the new drivers for Warzone will be in effect in December with a new map and the full integration of the games.