Call of Duty is currently navigating through challenging times, and it's not solely due to the declining player numbers, as evidenced by SteamDB data. As the second season of Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 approaches, the developers have been vocal about their ongoing battle against cheating. Since the introduction of the ranked mode in November 2024, they've taken decisive action by suspending over 136,000 accounts. The team is also committed to continuously refining their anti-cheat systems to ensure a fair playing environment.
In addition to their anti-cheat efforts, the developers have announced enhancements to server configurations, aiming to provide a superior connection quality in the future. However, these assurances have been met with skepticism rather than optimism. The situation is dire enough that well-known content creators are publicly questioning the validity of these claims. Meanwhile, Reddit is buzzing with posts from players who report no tangible improvements in server quality or matchmaking experiences.
The community's frustration with Call of Duty is palpable, with terms like SBMM (Skill-Based Matchmaking) and EOMM (Engagement Optimized Matchmaking) turning into buzzwords of discontent. This erosion of trust poses a significant challenge for Activision, and it remains to be seen how, or even if, they will be able to address and resolve these critical issues.
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