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Warzone leak Counter-UAVS are soon available to Buy Stations

Counter-UAVS killstreak might be game-changer to endless UAV spotting. A new leak reaveals that Call of Duty: Warzone might have a new counter-uavs killstreak available on buy station to prevent enemy uavs

On the recent updates of Call of Duty: Warzone, a Counter UAV feature was added to the game whenever a team uses four UAVs simultaneously.

A new leak however hints that you will no longer buy four UAVs but rather it’ll become a purchasable item just like any other killstreak from a Buy Station anytime soon.

Call of Duty: Warzone players has recently discovered that by using four UAVs simultaneously, a Counter-UAV will take in effect for the enemy teams. The effect results to blocking of the mini-map which could overturn chances of enemy teams to advance into the safe zone since the mini-map is a crucial tactical aspect in Warzone. The cost of four UAVs is $16,000 which is a lot of money especially when you have to keep some for later tactical teammate revives or some handy gas mask.

Players have revealed screenshots of the Counter UAV that they were able to find as a purchasable item in the Buy Station. The Counter UAV killstreak costs $4,500, which is the same price for buying a Self-Revive Kit and $500 more than the regular UAV killstreak.

Players have posted screenshots of the Counter UAV included in the Buy Station as a purchasable item. The killstreak costs $4,500, which is the same amount as a Self-Revive Kit and $500 more than a UAV. 

The killstreak however hasn’t been officially confirmed by Call of Duty developers but it would be a game-changer when it becomes officially available in the Buy Stations.

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Call of Duty: Warzone matchmaking cheaters against each other

Call of Duty: Warzone, has been experiencing a surge in the number of cheaters in-game. Cheaters could definitely find a way through the security updates of the game, but what about matchmaking them to fight against each other?

This approach of matchmaking cheaters and suspicious players has also been implemented by Respawn Entertainment’s approach to dealing with cheaters on their famous skill-based battle royale game Apex Legends.

Highlight: In-game notification for reports

Beginning this week, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare and Call of Duty: Warzone players who report potential cheaters will be able to receive an in-game ban confirmation when the reported suspected player is guilty of cheating. Additionally, Infinity Ward mentioned that they will be deploying more additional “dedicated security updates” to both games and additional team and resources to combat the growing number of cheaters in-game.

General Fixes:

  • Fixed a bug where players were able to use Game Battles to make custom weapon blueprints that they can then use in MP or Warzone.
  • Upon picking up a dropped Renetti, the initial raise audio would be heard globally. This has been fixed.
  • Fix for an invincibility exploit after reviving a teammate in Warzone
  • Fixed a bug where two watches would be seen on the wrist of the CTSFO 1 Mil-Sim Operator

Source: https://www.infinityward.com/news/2020-04/MW_Patch_Notes_Apr_22

A lot of players are starting to get displeased from beginners, enthusiasts and even professional streamers. Players have been very vocal against the growing number of cheaters:

But this new approach may or may not work against keeping the cheaters at bay on the new booming game.

There’s no place for cheating in games. Warzone has zero tolerance for cheaters.

– Infinity Ward, https://blog.activision.com/call-of-duty/2020-03/Cheaters-Not-Welcomed-in-Call-of-Duty-Warzone

Infinity Ward statistically has issued and perma-banned around more than 70,000 cheaters from Warzone, and this number does not include bans for the classic Modern Warfare.

As to whether or not this approach is going to be effective, time needs to take its course to be able to tell if Infinity Ward has successfully eliminated their greatest enemies beyond competitors – Cheaters.