Prominent Call of Duty streamer and 100 Thieves founder Nadeshot has announced a temporary departure from Black Ops 6, citing severe server issues and rampant cheating as the main reasons.

Despite praising the game's core mechanics, movement, and gunplay, Nadeshot expressed frustration with the game's technical problems. "Call of Duty has served us up a pile of shit from a network performance standpoint," he stated, highlighting issues with server quality and lack of anti-cheat protection.

The announcement comes shortly after Activision's RICOCHET Anti-Cheat team acknowledged their shortcomings in addressing cheating problems in both BO6 and Warzone. The company promised improvements in seasons two and three, particularly focusing on protecting Ranked Play integrity.

Nadeshot, who maintains nearly 24,000 Twitch subscribers, emphasized that while he enjoys the game's foundation, the current state makes it unplayable: "The game is fun for me to play—if it were working properly... But I can't play it, I can't enjoy it. There's no integrity. Somebody's cheating, or the network sucks, or the game is broken."

While not permanently retiring from BO6, Nadeshot plans to explore other games, including Marvel Rivals, until these critical issues are resolved.

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