Call of Duty: Warzone ghost bullets hack lets cheats dodge aimbot detection

The new hack makes it look 😼like bullets bounce or curve towards their target

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澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Call of Duty Warzone hackers appear to have found a way to ci♉rcumvent aimbot detection by getting bullets to 'ricochet' towards their target.

On Twitter, user RaytheGreat shared footage of his killcam from a recent gam🌞e. In that clip, their opponent can be seen to fire into the floor as the user enters a room. Despite the app🌠arent lack of accuracy, however, all of the bullets hit their mark, as though they've bounced off the surface and back up towards the player.

, allows those using it to aim anywhere they like and still hit their shots, mඣaking it seem as though bullets ar⭕e bouncing or curving towards targets, and making it significantly more difficult for anti-cheat software to detect.

Warzone has an ongoing problem with cheats, in spite of developer Raven Software's best efforts. Numerous ban waves have kicked ▨澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:almost half a million playe🍸rs out of the game, but it would seem that it's struggling to keep up with the ongoing anticheat arms race as player💜s find new ways to break the rules.

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