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"Imagine coming upon an enemy that was moving at a snail’s pace in the middle of your rotation out of a hot zone.
Sounds hilarious, but the COD anti-cheat team says that, "while Quicksand was a fun mitigation to deploy against bad actors, it could also be very visually jarring to anyone in the lobby". That one was called Quicksand, and it had the effect of royally mucking up hacker's controls, such that their characters would begin moving at half-speed or start randomly remapping their keybindings. But mostly it's just funny.Īlongside the details about Hallucinations, Team Ricochet also mentioned a piece of anti-cheat tech it's decided to put back on the shelf. The data the team gathers as cheaters fruitlessly chase after a bunch of holograms can then be used to bolster new anti-cheat efforts in future. "Allowing cheaters to remain in the game in a mitigated state provides #TeamRICOCHET with intel, while keeping cheaters occupied, in the dark, and unable to harm your in-game experience," says the COD anti-cheat team.
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