He continued, "If we got banned for simply playing in a hacked or cheated lobby (not knowing it was hacked or whatever) then that is not right and concludes that a thorough investigation is NOT conducted prior to a player and/or their console getting banned. I hope infinity ward makes this right soon, we have been very loyal customers (FOLLOWING ALL THE RULeS) If we are not thoroughly investigated we will be sending weekly letters to Activision and infinity ward to please investigate our accounts and console."
Others commented on the Reddit post, and shared the same sentiment. Activision posted their own response and did not shed much light on the situation, or have any hope for some sort of resolution.
"Bans are put in place after an account has been investigated into. Any code of conduct violations WILL result in a ban. The user is responsible for all actions taken on the account," they wrote. "All bans are final and will not be reversed. Nor do we provide any additional information or specifics in regards to the ban."
In other news, Call of Duty: Ghosts' update stability patch arrived for the PS4.
According to IGN, there was only one note attached to the download, "Fixed a crash that could occur at the start screen, if you started downloading Onslaught before launching the game."
