Call of Duty: Warzone Cars Flying Issue

Image: COD Warzone Cars fly

Cheaters have reintroduced a classic exploit to Call of Duty: Warzone by breaking into the Season 1 code and reinstating flying cars.

Call of Duty: Warzone is not a game without flaws. Fans of Call of Duty: Warzone has been somewhat frustrated with the game since the introduction of the new content, which brought about a new map in the form of the tropical island Caldera, after the popular battle royale introduced its Pacific Update, bringing about a new map in the form of the tropical island Caldera. Bugs, malfunctions, and issues with inadequate or overpowered weapons and equipment have been some of the concerns from Call of Duty: Warzone gamers. Cheaters, on the other hand, have introduced a new issue into the game.

Cheating is not a new concept in Call of Duty: Warzone. Call of Duty: Warzone cheats have found ways to damage the game for others, whether it's aim-assist, which allows players to make precise shots from any distance, or seeing foes through walls. Activision attempted to address the issue of cheating in Call of Duty: Warzone and the most recent game, Call of Duty: Vanguard, by integrating Ricochet Anti-Cheat. Despite the fact that the system banned 50k players in a single day, it is far from a perfect answer to the cheater.

Cheating has also been said to have increased in Call of Duty: Warzone once the Ricochet Anti-Cheat technology was introduced. Hackers have rediscovered a long-forgotten loophole that allows cars to fly into the sky. A Call of Duty Livestream encounters a flying automobile overhead in a video posted to Twitter, which results in a surprising reaction before the streamer is immediately removed from the game.

I GUESS THERES FLYING CARS WITH CHEATERS ON THEM LMFALFJMKSAJGFKNGKNG pic.twitter.com/0jm1n2TkUG

— Thomas (@IntechsTV) January 19, 2022

While flying cars were included in Season 1 of Call of Duty: Warzone, it looks that the feature has now been extended to the Caldera map. It's unclear how effective the Ricochet Anti-Cheat is at detecting cheaters who make cars fly, but it appears to be as common as the other cheating methods currently in use in Call of Duty: Warzone, despite the fact that making a car fly is a fairly visible form of cheating. Although it is unknown whether the Ricochet Anti-Cheat would prevent flying automobiles, Warzone users are reporting issues with the system, which appears to reduce gun damage.

With so many complaints about bugs, glitches, and cheating in Call of Duty: Warzone, many people are worried about the game's future. The new Caldera map has been criticized by Dr. Disrespect and YouTuber TimTheTatman, and other gamers believe Raven should abandon the original game and concentrate its efforts on a Call of Duty: Warzone sequel.

Call of Duty: Warzone is currently available on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox One X.

Source: Thomas Twitter, (Via GR)