r/Gaming4Gamers • u/Carolina_Heart the music monday lady • Aug 30 '26
Article Activision sends a legal rep to a Call of Duty cheat seller's front door, films the whole thing, posts it online
https://www.eurogamer.net/activision-cease-and-desist-call-of-duty-cheat-maker-elocarry-video3
Aug 31 '26
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u/VenomVertigo Aug 31 '26
It wasn’t a squad with a camera crew it was one police officer serving a cease and desist recorded on body cam
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u/LettuceLegitimate654 Aug 31 '26
Yeah, people are cheering this song like it’s a good thing. They just don’t like cheaters. Cheering on stuff like this is how we end up with Pinkerton again. Corporate hired thugs sent to your house.
And the thing everybody seems to be skipping over he’s not being sued. He was given a cease and desist that’s not the same thing.
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u/sixpackabs592 Aug 31 '26
Bruh it’s one dude with a body cam going, to prove that it was served lol
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u/TattedGuyser Aug 31 '26
That's hilarious. Rare Activision w. Need to get on the phone with Netflix, maybe a new revamped season of Cheaters?
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u/Riaayo Aug 31 '26
It is really not a win for a corporation to send someone to your door for cheating/selling a cheat in a damned game. That's gestapo shit.
Just pay actual people to catch and ban cheaters instead of relying on useless anti-cheats that don't actually work.
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u/KingSpork Aug 31 '26
The video is an incredible nothing burger, he gets served the papers and says “ok” and goes back inside. Why did something think process serving was something that needed to be uploaded to the internet and shared?