Activision has filed a lawsuit against one of the largest cheat providers for its Call of Duty Title, Engine owning, and claims that his practices enjoy the call of the company and communities that enjoy the call of duty games, immediately, massive and irreparable damage.

Engineering based in Germany currently offers various cheats such as wall hacks and aim bots for players who can use them in several cod games, including the free Battle Royale War zone. Activision also claims that the Cheat Provider at Creates for another multiplayer game in the portfolio of Activision Blizzard works in Overwatch.

In accordance with the lawsuit submitted to the Court of Central District of California, Activision tries to stop unlawful behavior of an organization that sells numerous malicious software products and sold profitably, which games players give an unfair competitive advantage. Activision says that it has compared to the operators of Engine owning entitlement to money damage, interim and other righteous remedies as well as punitive charges.

While Activision says that the amount of damage added to him — and also the amount that has gained engine owning — proved in the process, it claims that the German company hundreds of thousands of dollars or more with his call of. Deserved has compulsory cheat service.

According to Activision’s own assessment, its own financial losses could be millions of dollars due to the cheat distribution of Engine owning. This would be due to lost revenue in the game because players leave or not support the game due to constant encounters with scammers, as well as that Activision provides more resources to combat the problem.

Activision also claims that tens of thousands of violations of its Terms of Use have occurred because players have used the cheats of Engine owning, which is a good reference to the extensive operation of the cheat provider.

On the 3rd of January, the day before the submission of this action by Activision, Engine owning was tweeted that it had made significant updates to his war zone cheat. This follows a significant downtime for the War zone Cheat users after the introduction of Ricochet anti-cheat by Activision in December.

Engine owning’s website not only offers cheats for Call of Duty titles, but also cheats for other popular shooters such as Halo Infinite and Split gate.