Call duty cheating and development problems ever going to be fixed by Microsoft?

"However, it is important to recognize that the operation and development of Call of Duty is still handled by Activision Blizzard and its development teams such as Treyarch and Infinity Ward. While Microsoft is committed to supporting these efforts by providing technical and resource support, specific game mechanics, content updates, cheating issues, etc., are still determined and executed by Activision Blizzard's team."

Microsoft does realize that every single player the one thing they wanted out of Microsoft buying out these Studios with them taking over the incompetent management which state they have not done but rather just frozely started throwing money at the problem tell those who have already proven incompetent to solve the problem. What do the development Studios do to change their path to solve the problem absolutely nothing but they just repeating the same thing that is destroying the IP. The cheating problems are getting worse not better and the game mechanics are getting worse. The only thing that could be said to improve is the graphics which at this point no one even gives a damn about which it seems the developer doesn't seem to undersrand the greater majority of players.

Problem here is Activision Blizzard are the heart of the problem, along with Treyarch and Infinity Ward. It's open public knowledge that they will not communicate with each other on an anti-cheat whatsoever in any effective way. Activision Blizzard, Treyarch and Infinity Ward clearly can't function properly under the current organization or management. It's clear marketing type's are running the IP's train off the tracks with thier shortsighted Idiocracy.

The solution is simple fire all or most of the marketing personnel likely some managers or fire some and put many on notice at least and hire anti-cheat developers and their place. Why can't Microsoft see that the studios are broken. The thing real gamers want from a competitive shooter anymore is a good anti-cheat not super improved graphics or new game mechanic system. Warzone 1, ground war 1 and even ground war 2 had excellent mechanics and all the gun Nerfing was foolish. Even the cheat developers are mocking how little it would really take to stop them. Ground war 3 clear had very bad mechanics.

Why when slide canceling was so popular with the players has it been nerf and trash in new games. So long as a working anti-cheat is put in place it's a skill base mechanic which should benefit the player's who use it. It seems likely people in the development who are simplely bad players have done weapon nerfs and added skill bases matchmaking simply to engineered away to remove the skilled players from their matches so they can win more in a super fake uncompetitive environment. Key here is it's a "competitive shooter" Call of Duty not a "non-competitive shooter" but it seems the developers don't even seem to understand this simple fact.

Microsoft should work with the developers Unreal Engine 5 to build a anti-cheat that enforces the physics rules of the engine itself to enforce geometric data to highly limit what a cheater can even do with cheats. Enforcement of the physics engines rules alone would prevent modifications to velocity of shots in games, guiding rounds, Dead Space skipping to player targets, artificial increasing movement speed, recoil removal and much more.

The developers should be running and using cheat problems along with AI to scan for cheating. A greater system needs to be put in place that denies the user end computer much more data until really needed so that data can't maliciously utilized by Cheat program and this data need to be highly compressed to both prevent latency and ensure fast delivery speed.

The use of master overrides so cheaters can gain administrative powers during matches can easily be stop by simply requiring individual pass keys attached an individual user developer which upon failure to send to the server during live matches locks the account down and out immediately.

It's very simple people don't want a new game people want the same game but moderately to minorly improved and will pay the full price for this especially if there is a good effective anti-cheat in place. Stop having these Studios attempt to keep Reinventing the will when Warzone 1, ground war 1, ground war 2 where the highest of perfection of the development. Do not endlessly try to reinvent into trash but perfect what already worked and was loved by the players. I and many others would pay full price again for warzone 1, ground war 1 and 2 if a full scale hardcore working anti-cheat was in place and the servers would be flooded with players buying skins and other digital art. So long as the players feel happy and feel they're not being cheated by cheaters they will buy skins and all sorts of digital art on mass at scale that would be so profitable that it would be crazy. So long as they feel cheated by facing cheaters in game they don't feel cheated by the skins and the digital art. Call of Duty's current system is if you're really good at the game they put you in lobbies with even more and more cheaters. Skill based matchmaking divides apart the skilled players from the unskilled players which effectively prevents the learning curve of the unskilled players who normally learn from watching the killcams of the skill players as they get killed by them. Many unskilled players learn what they are doing wrong or how to do something more effectively by watch a skilled player kill. The removal of such a learning path leads to more and more unskilled players turning to cheating to improve so basically skill base matchmaking creates more cheaters.

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Call of Duty is not playable by any legitimately skilled players who's not cheating anymore and yes most if not all streamers are cheating now for the most part to you're various degrees at this point. It's very damaging to the IP and the company how many streamers who are clearly banned for their cheating are allow to stream on new accounts or be unbanned even when they are clearly cheating. The shame of the failure to ban cheating and to create a anti-cheat now falls on Microsoft and so will reputational damage if failure to take action simply continues. Currently Microsoft is being made to look incompetent both by their public responses which support the narrative that they're doing nothing real effectively and are just failuring to take charge of the situation. Basically demanding on a fictitious idea that the current management of the studios which are leading them to failure can solve the problems themselves is ridiculous with only support but no direct intervention from Microsoft.

The players, the buyers, the would be buyers want direct intervention to take place to restore their confidence in the studios, the developer and the company.

Thank you for your time and have a great day

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