Call of Duty devs shut down Warzone 2 infinite money exploit fast

Call of Duty Warzone 2 devs swiftly dealt with an exploit, ensuring fair gameplay for all players

Call of Duty devs shut down Warzone 2 infinite money exploit fast
Published by Mason @ PC Game Spotlight a year ago


Call of Duty Warzone 2 devs swiftly dealt with an exploit, ensuring fair gameplay for all players

Call of Duty Warzone 2 players are breathing a sigh of relief now that developer Modern Warfare has taken immediate action to shut down an exploit that lets you generate infinite money. The developers have acted swiftly in addressing the issue, which occurred during Season 4 Reloaded, to ensure a fair and balanced gameplay experience for all players in the FPS game.

The infinite money exploit was discovered during Season 4 Reloaded, prompting the Call of Duty devs to take immediate action to prevent players from generating unlimited amounts of in-game currency. This would give players with the exploit an unfair advantage over opponents who did not exploit the game’s mechanics.

“This hotfix will address an issue where players could generate infinite amounts of currency and circumvent the mechanics that limit the amount of gear that can be purchased per match,” the Call of Duty devs explain. “This change aims to maintain a fair and balanced gameplay experience for all players.”

While it’s never great to see a game’s mechanics exploited, the speed with which the devs have responded to this issue and prevented further abuse of the exploit reflects the commitment the developers have to the Call of Duty community.

I’m personally a big fan of the Call of Duty games, and I’ve been playing Warzone since it was released back in 2023. When I see issues like this pop up, it’s always a concern for the community as it can sometimes undermine the competitive nature of the game. If you’re playing competitive and you see an opponent using an exploit like this, you’re at a severe disadvantage and can’t win the match.

So it’s great to see the devs acting so quickly to address the issue and prevent further abuse of the exploit. I’m also glad they’ve urged players to report any further exploits or issues you may come across, as it shows they’re actively monitoring the game to identify and address any potential vulnerabilities.

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