The recent leak of 9566 cheaters who paid for cheat software has highlighted the need for transparency and accountability in the online gaming community.

Valve Anti-Cheat (VAC) has been successful in doing this by providing a searchable list of banned players, similar to CSGO VAC Status. This allows players to be aware of who has been banned and to exercise caution when playing with them. 

Call of Duty should follow suit and open the list of banned players on Warzone 2.0. This will give cheaters something to think about – that they have credibility to lose if they choose to cheat. Currently, cheaters have nothing to lose as they can just create a new account and nobody would know what happened to the banned account because the list is currently private and put out with the trash. 

Having a searchable list of banned players on Warzone 2.0 will help to promote fair and safe gaming, and ensure that cheaters are held accountable for their actions. This will help to create a healthier environment for everyone enjoying Call of Duty Warzone.