Nadeshot emphasized on stream that he is stepping away from Call of Duty to play other games until Black Ops 6’s anti-cheat mechanics are “fixed.” For the past few weeks, pro players around the world have been writhing in agony every time they played Ranked Mode in Black Ops 6 because the mode is inundated with cheaters.

Recently, Team RICOCHET – Activision’s anti-cheat team – admitted that they “missed the mark” with Black Ops 6’s anti-cheat ecosystem and promised that upgrades are on the way, but these are at least yet to come took several weeks to arrive.

Exodus

Nadeshot is one of many pro players and streamers quitting Black Ops 6 after dealing with incessant cheating in ranked play for a few weeks. He also pointed out the ongoing network issues and some of the game’s core bugs.

During a recent stream he explained:

The core mechanics of the game are fun.

I like the movement, I like the shooting, I like some parts of the gameplay, but I can’t play it.

I can’t enjoy it; there is no integrity. Someone is cheating, the network is bad, or the game is broken.

I don’t enjoy it enough to sit here and play it every day.

For a while, it looked like Black Ops 6 would provide a redemption story for the Call of Duty franchise. Now we can see that most players have entered a honeymoon phase with the title, as it was simply better than its predecessors, such as last year’s chaotic release of Modern Warfare III.

Nadeshot is stepping away from Call of Duty for other games for now, citing server issues, broken gameplay, constant cheaters, and more

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