Activision Ricochet Anti-Cheat Cease and Desist to Elo Carry
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Activision’s Ricochet anti‑cheat team served a cease‑and‑desist to cheat seller Elo Carry, a move the Call of Duty community is debating—gameranx questions the effectiveness of the public video and pixelation tactics, while penguinz0 acknowledges its legitimacy but doubts its deterrent power—sparking discussion as the closed‑beta weekend draws scrutiny to anti‑cheat enforcement.
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Activision's Ricochet team publicly served a cease and desist to Ohio-based cheat seller Elo Carry during the Call of Duty closed beta, but the creator argues this won't deter overseas cheat developers beyond US legal reach.
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