Overwatch 2 will punish you if you're friends with cheaters
Blizzard is also stepping up policing voice chat

Overwatch 2 will increase punishments for players who are friends with cheat✅ers.
Yesterday on February 1, Blizzard published a new detailing extensive actions towards cheaters. The changes will be implemented in the upcoming Season 3, and will see Blizzard identify Overwatch 2 players who group up with cheaters, and punish them accordingly for taking advantage of th🅠e cheating.
The developer notes that they've banned over 50,000 Overwatch 2 players to date for cheating. These new measures are meant to discourage anyone from willingly grouping up with known cheaters because even if the player in question isn't doing any cheating, they're still profiting from illicit activ💎ities.
Elsewhere, Blizzard reveals it's recently begun utilizing voice-to-text transcript💮ion and AI learning algorithms toꦅ crack down on Overwatch 2 players being disruptive via in-game chat. The developer claims these methods have been "exceptionally accurate and effective" in cracking down on abusive accounts, leading to bans and suspensions where appropriate.
There's been a drop-off in news surrounding Overwatch 2 of late, with merely a handful of patches making headlines since the game launched late last year. Looking to the future though, Blizzard recently said 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史𓂃查询:Overwatch 2's🐈 new story mode is being "finalized" internally, so those eager to find out more about the game's wider world can rest easy🌄 knowing it's on the way.
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