Black Ops 7 Cheaters Will Be Hit With The "Full Force" Of Activision's Anti-Cheat Tools

Here is a 183-word summary of the news article: Activision is taking a strong stance against cheaters in the upcoming Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 game. The publisher has implemented various anti-cheat measures, including in-game mitigations that disrupt cheaters' gameplay, such as making their weapons disappear or blowing up their vehicles. In August alone, over 55,000 cheaters were affected by these real-time disruptions, which prompt the cheaters to expose themselves on social media. Activision then collects information about these users and permanently bans them. The article also mentions the RICOCHET anti-cheat system that is being tested during the Black Ops 7 beta. Activision warns that the "full force" of their anti-cheat protections will be reserved for the game's launch, when all systems are implemented together. While the developer is cracking down on cheaters, there has been some controversy around skins from the previous game, Black Ops 6, not carrying over to the new title. However, Activision has stated that a small selection of Black Ops 6 zombie skins and operators will be available in Black Ops 7.