Recently, Activision has taken action against a known cheat provider called "CrazyAim.io" by having the operation shut down. The site is infamous for providing "undetected hacks and cheats", including aimbot hacks and other scripts for multiple game titles.
CrazyAim Warzone cheat provider shut down by Activision
At the time of writing, the CrazyAim website was offline, which indicates that the site has been shut down. Upon attempting to access the site, we are met with an "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" error.
According to Charlie Intel, the CrazyAim Discord server has also been removed and, therefore, confirms speculation that the operation has been shut down.
Earlier this week, Warzone YouTuber, "JGOD", expressed his concern regarding the abundance of cheaters in the game and said that Warzone is "basically unplayable".
"There's a lot of issues with the game as a whole, but they are not necessarily game-breaking, like cheaters literally coming in and destroying any fun that you can have with the game", JGOD said.
That's not all, Warzone and Twitch icons, TimTheTatman and NICKMERCS, were both frustrated to the point of quitting Warzone and switching to Apex Legends.
Notwithstanding Activision Blizzard's more contentious matters right now, it's good to see that they are, at the very least, doing something to curb the ongoing problem of cheating in COD Warzone.
"God Mode" has officially made it to Warzone
— NRG Isaac (@IceManIsaac) July 17, 2021
via u/Aldosarii on Reddit pic.twitter.com/Ina7By1sQO
Raven Software previously banned over 500,000 accounts found to be using hacks or cheats but many players believe that Activision needs to overhaul its anti-cheat system.
Only time will tell whether things will get better, otherwise, we could see even more notable influencers and players abandoning the game.
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Header image via Activision / CrazyAim.
