Call of Duty team says Ricochet anti-cheat and attestation issues addressed
TL;DR
The Call of Duty team says Ricochet anti-cheat received updates for the Modern Warfare 4 launch and that new waves of bans are affecting cheaters.
Call of Duty · official art via IGDBThe Call of Duty team says the Ricochet anti-cheat software received updates for the launch of Modern Warfare 4. The team also says cheaters are facing new waves of bans. Additionally, the team says they addressed issues with the Call of Duty Attestation Wizard. This PC tool checks if a user has the correct requirements to run the game, and the issues reportedly kept a limited amount of PC players out of the game.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 at a glance
- Release
- Out since Oct 23, 2026
- On PC
- Out since Oct 23, 2026
- Platforms
- PC · PS5 · Xbox · Switch 2
- Players on Steam
- 186,937 playing
Peak 198,308 on Oct 23 - PC problems we covered
- Call of Duty team says Ricochet anti-cheat and attestation issues addressed
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