Modern Warfare 4's New 'Server Culling' Will Kill Wall Hacks

Ever been killed by someone who seems to see through walls? Infinity Ward is tackling that exact frustration in Modern Warfare 4 with a new system called 'Server Culling'.

The studio unveiled the feature, which is designed to make wall hacks useless. Wall hacks have long been a plague in online shooters, letting cheaters spot enemies through solid walls. But Server Culling changes the game by not sending enemy location data to your client unless you can actually see them.

Here's how it works: if an enemy is behind a wall, their position isn't sent to your game at all. That means even if a cheater has a wall hack, there's nothing to display. It's a clever way to neutralize the advantage.

Infinity Ward hasn't shared every detail yet, but the core idea is clear: by culling data server-side, they remove the information cheaters rely on. This could be a major blow to wall hack users.

For legit players, this is huge news. It means fewer unfair deaths and a more level playing field. Of course, cheaters might try to adapt, but for now, Server Culling looks like a strong step forward.

We'll have to wait and see how it performs in the wild. But if it works as intended, Modern Warfare 4 could set a new standard for anti-cheat in shooters.

What do you think? Will Server Culling finally put an end to wall hacks, or will cheaters find a way around it?