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Hi #TeamRICOCHET, I’m reporting two players for using third-party input manipulation devices (such as XIM Matrix, Titan Two, or similar) to gain an unfair advantage. In match 5627799045489582532, the players Quora#8702351 and nomi#9509350 were both showing a controller as their input device while playing on Battle.net. However, their aiming is clearly not legitimate thumbstick movement. It looks like mouse input being translated through these devices to still receive controller aim assist. This is not normal controller play. This directly violates your policy on Unsupported Peripheral Devices and Applications, which states that using unapproved input modification devices to interact with the game for cheating is subject to penalty. Since both players are on PC and Ricochet is active, there should be detailed telemetry available to confirm the use of these devices. I’d appreciate it if you could review the match footage along with their account history and playtime, as these setups have likely impacted a significant number of matches for other players. I trust that you still stand by your commitment in the Security and Enforcement Policy to protect a fair and enjoyable experience for everyone. Could you please investigate these accounts and take appropriate action? Thanks for your time on this. Player IDs: Quora#8702351 nomi#9509350 Match Code: 5627799045489582532 @CallofDutyCM @CallofDuty @Treyarch @TreyarchCM @CODUpdates

Not using any of this gear until a PvE mode is released. Free kits and fresh operators only. PvPers ain't taking my loot. S1 straight to WZ casuals for my road to level 1000 XP grind. If DMZ PvE comes out, I'll be back on because PvE is fun. @InfinityWard

Please don't remove Infected playlist, it's the only MP mode I'll play until SBMM is addressed. As much as I'd like to try TDM and FFA in MW4, I refuse until I know matchmaking is fun @InfinityWard.

ROG Raikiri II Pro PC is the first controller in a while that made me put down my GameSir G7 Pro 8K. Build quality is excellent, and the shape is about as close to perfect as I’ve had for larger hands, with all these extra buttons. The gap is software. Hardware this good shouldn’t ship with less software customisation than cheaper controllers. Thumbsticks are what you aim with. Give people all the tools to tune that to how they like. A solid start would be: anti-deadzone, stick trajectory (circle and raw), and joystick resolution/bit-depth. Match what GameSir already offers, and this thing becomes a gem. Please don’t do a RAZER and ship strong hardware, then leave the software behind. QoL and stick customisation are what turn a good controller into a main. Keen to see what happens in the future! @ASUS_ROG @ASUS_ROGNA

My experience with the @leadjoy_global Xeno Pro The biggest changes for me are the D-pad and the thumbsticks. **D-pad** The Xeno Pro D-pad is excellent. No complaints at all. It feels much nicer and is easier to press than the Xeno Plus. **Thumbsticks** The Xeno Pro thumbsticks are now my favourite. As someone with big hands, and with the Xeno line’s shell being small and slim, I really appreciate the reduced range of motion on the Pro thanks to the tension adjustment. Adjustable tension is a huge win overall. I like being able to tweak it on the fly: stiffer for control at longer ranges in Warzone, softer for quick flicks in multiplayer. **Shell size and extra buttons** The shell size and lack of extra shoulder buttons on the Xeno is still the biggest downside for me. I hold the controller quite low so my middle finger can reach the extra buttons underneath without resting on the peak of the trigger bump. That low grip takes away most of the palm-grip area for my pinky, so it just hangs off the end with nothing to hold. Gripping low also means I have to stretch my thumb quite a bit to reach the stick, which is why I like the reduced range of motion on the Pro. The ideal shell for me would be PS5-length palm grips on an Xbox-style controller. My thumbs don’t normally have enough room to share a symmetrical stick layout. I saw a Reddit write-up suggesting the Xeno 2 might be slightly larger. I’ll have to wait and see what actually ships. **Overall** I really enjoy Leadjoy controllers. They feel well built and well thought out. The software is great, and the sublayers are a standout and highly useful feature. My next controller will probably be a HeliumStrike 2 board in an Xbox shell. The Xeno 2 still has my attention, but if it isn’t much bigger than the first Xeno, I’ll just wait and hope Leadjoy makes a larger controller line closer to Xbox/PS5 size, with additional shoulder buttons and adjustable tension.

Hope your rapid fire macro detections are working well in PvP modes with the new AR. @CallofDutyCM

It is a shame how you are handling matchmaking for #MW4, @InfinityWard. I hope you have an incredible reason for doing this to your community. Games should be fun, but that does not mean I want even matches all the time. It is boring and repetitive, especially if you are a higher skilled solo player. Then, when you have lower skilled friends who want to jump on and have some fun, they all get slaughtered and go offline again because team balancing and the SBMM of the higher skilled player make it miserable for them. If my friends will not play with me, why should I buy the game? You need a mode where people with friends of different skill levels can play together. The only thing my friends will play with me is Warzone Casuals. Maybe MP and DMZ need the same casual mode experience. Otherwise, I really do not have any reason to purchase MW4, even though I want to, but the solo matchmaking experience for higher skilled players is not fun.

Hi @GreenManGaming, is there any reason WARDOGS is no longer available for purchase in Australia? I had it on my wishlist and now it is gone.

nocommentwallah#8469257 @CODCombatRecord #CallofDuty