Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 PlayStation ports have been compromised by a hacker actively disrupting active game lobbies and damaging player progression. Reports indicate that an individual identified as 'C Isn't Sharp' is targeting live sessions on PlayStation consoles, rendering the game unplayable for affected users.
Reported In-Game Impact
During live sessions, the hacker utilizes malicious scripts to manipulate player account data and force disconnections. The community has documented several distinct issues resulting from these compromised lobbies:
- Unauthorized Prestige: Players are being forced to 'Prestige 16,' which exceeds the game's standard 11-level progression cap of 10 normal levels plus Master Prestige.
- Class Manipulation: Custom loadouts are modified without the player's consent.
- Forced Disconnections: Matches typically conclude with the player being booted from the lobby alongside an unfinished custom message reading, "You've."
Official Response and Support
The situation has prompted affected players to seek intervention and a resolution through official support channels, including @CallOfDuty. As of now, no official fix or patch has been announced to address these lobby exploits on PlayStation ports.