Activision has posted a video of one of its legal representatives facing a Call of Duty cheater
Activision is definitely not messing around when it comes to the cheaters plaguing Call of Duty. The American publisher has even gone so far as to post videos in an effort to deter people who sell software that allows for online cheating.
The company recently released a video filmed on August 22. In it, we see one of its legal representatives visiting the home of an individual (in Ohio) accused of selling cheat software. This raid took place over the weekend during the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 beta.
The operation reportedly led to the dismantling of Elocarry, a notorious seller of cheat software. Activision says it has "disrupted more than 375 cheat reseller operations" and shut down more than 30 suppliers.
