(update) players playing "call of Duty" on GeForce Now has been blocked and has now been rolled back.

Thanks to @ OC_Formula for feedback: the official team of call of Duty said it had identified and fixed the problem and completed a rollback for a small number of affected players.

CTOnews.com, December 2 (Xinhua)-- three call of Duty games joined the Nvidia GeForce Now lineup on November 30, but players reported that the game account was blocked less than 24 hours after the game.

CTOnews.com Note: call of Duty: modern Warfare 3 (2023), call of Duty: modern Warfare 2 2022 and call of Duty: war Zone joined Nvidia GeForce Now on November 30.

After completing its acquisition of Activision Blizzard, Microsoft signed more than 10-year contracts with several cloud game platforms, including Nvidia, to "appease" regulators, inviting more players to experience the call of Duty series.

However, less than 24 hours after GeForce Now was launched, some players reported that their accounts were blocked. Call of Duty uses a proprietary anti-cheating software called RICOCHET, which may confuse cloud streaming services as a means of cheating.