What Wardogs Season 3's Anti-Cheat Really Means for You
Players can expect a cleaner, fairer experience with fewer cheaters and a more casual-friendly mode, while Bulkhead's more measured approach may restore trust after Season 2's missteps.
Players can expect a cleaner, fairer experience with fewer cheaters and a more casual-friendly mode, while Bulkhead's more measured approach may restore trust after Season 2's missteps.
Key points - Bulkhead claims its new anti-cheat is 'one of the world's most sophisticated,' built using machine learning and AI. - The system analyzed 187 million hours of gameplay and banned 185,000 accounts upon launch. - Season 3 arrives November 12 with a new urban map Sabatulo and multi-track unlocks. - A new 'Limited' mode removes high-tier gear to level the playing field for casual players. - Bulkhead admits Season 2 changes were too aggressive and vows to stick to its guns going forward.
Timeline - Season 2: Bulkhead's aggressive changes backfired, leading to player sentiment dropping quickly. - Road to Season 3 video: Bulkhead apologizes for Season 2 mistakes and unveils new anti-cheat, which goes live and bans 185,000 accounts. - November 12: Wardogs Season 3 launches with new map Sabatulo, multi-track unlocks, and Limited mode.
FAQ
Q: How does the new anti-cheat work? A: It uses machine learning and AI trained on 187 million hours of gameplay to identify and ban cheaters, even those trying to hide.
Q: What is multi-track unlocks? A: It lets you unlock items for any role by playing a role that could feasibly use them, so you don't have to grind roles you dislike.
Q: When does Season 3 start? A: Wardogs Season 3 launches on November 12, bringing the new map, modes, and anti-cheat improvements.
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