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Even if you aren't a PC player, just by looking at this subreddit feed, you can notice that PC cheaters are ruining the few games we can still get, and the reports are always increasing.
I did a quick research to find out where these cheaters get their stuff from, which lead to a public forum in which I took the screenshot above. This dude is _selling_ a PC hack for a monthly fee since october 2018, and he still is.
I don't want to blame anyone, and I'm tagging /u/FoxhoundFPS & /u/ATVIAssist just for visibility. I'm a developer myself and I get that things like anti-cheats can take time to improve. But I'm a bit shocked that a cheat findable in a public post in a public forum (with 950+ post interactions) is not noticed by Treyarch. This dude (and others, I guess) are literally getting paid by ruining your game and your (paying) players experience.
I reported to Treyarch this user and post privately 2 months ago, but by the looks of it, nothing has been done.
Please upvote for visibility, PC playerbase deserve to, at least, play the remaining life the game still has. Doing nothing will make it die sooner.
Doing nothing will make it die sooner.
This has never been the case. Any and all information you have sent to us has been forwarded to the appropriate teams and we're actively monitoring and enforcing.
The constant "they don't do anything" or "they don't care" approach you take across most of your posts is exactly why I distance my engagements with you. There are only so many positive engagements I can take with someone who consistently asserts that "nothing" is done before I simply stop engaging. You've certainly reached that point.
Have a good day, /u/aur0n.
Honestly, this really isn't on Treyarch, this is simply the nature of PC gaming. There pretty much always has been and will very likely always will be similar cheating on PC games. Just because the services are still available does not mean nothing has been done on their end. At the end of the day as soon as a fix is implemented in game, a workaround will be created to get the bot/script/cheat, etc back up and running.
The same type of stuff exists for Modern Warfare and damn near every other PC game around. If you know where to look you can find scripts for something as high profile as LoL. The harsh truth is cheating in PC games is not going anywhere anytime soon. It is what it is.
There pretty much always has been and will very likely always will be similar cheating on PC games. Just because the services are still available does not mean nothing has been done on their end. At the end of the day as soon as a fix is implemented in game, a workaround will be created to get the bot/script/cheat, etc back up and running.
The history of humanity in the smallest package possible. Someone builds something and someone else will try to break or exploit it. A fix is established and that fix is investigated to attempt to circumvent it. A tale as old as time.
We monitor, we investigate, and we enforce. The cat/mouse game is always in play.