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· The beginning of the video emphasizes that ranked play in Call of Duty has become virtually impossible, highlighting the severe frustration players are experiencing.
· It mentions this is the worst hacking issue experienced in Call of Duty over four years and is significantly worse compared to other games like Escape from Tarkov.
· The streamer expresses the struggles of approaching ranked play as a profession and the despair of the current situation where avoiding hackers is impossible.
· It argues that switching to console or hoping for temporary anti-cheat updates won't solve the problem, and now there's no way to escape hackers, regardless of the method.
· Consequently, enjoying ranked play at a high level is impossible, and the game is declared completely dead.

· Prominent streamer Havoc shares an experience where his team faced four cheaters in Black Ops 7 multiplayer ranked play.
· One of these cheaters was a Top 250 player, and the others, despite being high-ranked (Iridescent), were not detected by the anti-cheat system.
· Havoc states he created the video to show how terrible the game has become and stresses that the entire community needs to recognize the severity of this issue.
· He points out that cheaters are ruining the game, and the hacking problem on PC is so severe that it completely destroys the gaming experience.
· He criticates how cheaters meet the 50-win requirement for ranked play while using hacks and remain undetected even after reaching high ranks.
· He argues there's no point in playing ranked play under these circumstances and finds it amusing to see cheaters getting killed even while using aimbots and wallhacks.

· It's analyzed that cheaters tend to play without hacks initially, only activating them when they are at a disadvantage.
· Havoc continuously detects suspicious activity from opponents using hacks during the game and expresses his displeasure.
· He specifically criticizes a Top 250 player for using hacks despite having poor gameplay, implying they can't play properly without them.
· Despite the situation, Havoc tries to win with his teammates, but the game becomes difficult due to the blatant hacking by the opponents.
· Even after the game ends, he continues to express his dissatisfaction and frustration with the opponents' hacking.

· Havoc points out that even when cheaters use aimbots and wallhacks, their gameplay is poor, indicating their reliance on hacks due to lack of skill.
· He criticizes the cycle where hacking is rampant, reports are ineffective, and cheaters simply create or buy new accounts to continue playing.
· He highlights the incompetence of Call of Duty's anti-cheat system, 'Ricochet,' which fails to detect obvious hacks like abnormal aiming and robotic movements.
· He claims that the hacking problem, which became severe around 2020, has not improved in the six years since and has actually worsened.
· He criticizes the company for showing no change despite the escalating hacking issues.

· He identifies the lack of effective penalties for severe hacking as the biggest problem.
· Many players have lost interest and become apathetic, with even top-ranked players reportedly giving up on the game.
· Havoc expresses his professional obligation to keep playing despite the situation and reveals his deep disappointment with the game.
· He questions why people continue to cheat when they are ruining the game.
· He finds it incomprehensible that people still cheat even when he believes the game is already dead and states he will continue to criticize and mock this situation.

· Havoc expresses extreme disillusionment with Black Ops 7 ranked play, stating he'd rather get his hands dirty and clap than play it.
· He points out that the game is so terrible that even people using hacks can't play properly.
· Havoc continues to highlight the game's severe problems and insists that the entire Call of Duty community and the gaming industry must realize the gravity of the situation.
· He criticizes large companies like Activision for not caring about players and having no will to make changes.
· He criticizes many prominent streamers for accepting money from Activision to promote the game while remaining silent about its issues, despite knowing them.
· He claims these streamers are ignoring the truth for money and states they should stop this behavior if they truly love the game.

· Havoc declares Call of Duty's ranked play dead, calling it the worst hacking experience he's ever witnessed.
· He notes that Warzone's ranked play is even worse, explaining that hackers can easily create accounts and play because it's a free-to-play game.
· He warns that the game's future looks bleak if this continues and expresses despair about what players can do.
· He states the current situation in Call of Duty Black Ops 7 multiplayer is dire and that many content creators are aware of the problem.
· He continues to point out the game's issues, believing it's his role as a Call of Duty channel to address them.
· He emphasizes that everyone needs to know what a terrible company Activision is, criticizing them for not caring about players at all.

· Havoc criticizes prominent content creators for ignoring the truth for money and focusing solely on promoting Activision.
· He warns that the entire gaming industry will deteriorate if this continues and urges players to speak out more actively about these issues.
· He continues to point out the game's problems, believing it's his role as a Call of Duty channel to address them.
· He emphasizes that everyone needs to know what a terrible company Activision is, criticizing them for not caring about players at all.
· He predicts an uncertain future for the game, stating that many players will leave if the situation doesn't improve.
· Finally, he concludes the video by promising viewers that he will always speak the truth and continue to highlight the game's problems.