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Another day, another shadowban cycle in Call of Duty.
If you are running multiple accounts or just tired of manually checking the Activision support page to see if you are stuck in the "limited matchmaking" hell, this tool actually simplifies the process. Found this Go-based Discord bot that handles account monitoring dynamically via slash commands.
The logic is straightforward: it tracks your CoD accounts using SSO cookies and only pings you when the status actually changes. No more checking logs every thirty minutes just to see if Ricochet finally flagged your hardware or your playstyle.
Core Features
Setup Notes
To get this running, you will need to compile the source using Golang. It only requires basic permissions for slash commands and message sending. You will need to extract your SSO cookies from the Activision site—standard browser dev tools method works fine here.
Technical Foundation
While this is a solid quality-of-life tool for anyone in the CoD scene, remember that you are dealing with SSO cookies. If you aren't hosting this yourself, you are potentially exposing your account access. Always be cautious with your tokens. The polling rate should be kept reasonable to avoid any unnecessary attention from the API endpoints.
Anyone tested how this handles the new waves of permanent bans vs. temporary shadowbans?
If you are running multiple accounts or just tired of manually checking the Activision support page to see if you are stuck in the "limited matchmaking" hell, this tool actually simplifies the process. Found this Go-based Discord bot that handles account monitoring dynamically via slash commands.
The logic is straightforward: it tracks your CoD accounts using SSO cookies and only pings you when the status actually changes. No more checking logs every thirty minutes just to see if Ricochet finally flagged your hardware or your playstyle.
Core Features
- Dynamic Management — No need to hardcode account IDs or restart the bot. Add and remove accounts on the fly.
- Status Change Pings — Only pings the user when an account transitions (e.g., from Clean to Under Review).
- Golang Backend — Lightweight and efficient; you can compile this and run it on a potato VPS without issues.
- Slash Command Integration — Modern and clean Discord UI for management.
Manage your accounts directly through the Discord interface:
Code:
/addaccount [account_title] [sso_cookie]
/removeaccount [reference]
/accountlogs [reference]Setup Notes
To get this running, you will need to compile the source using Golang. It only requires basic permissions for slash commands and message sending. You will need to extract your SSO cookies from the Activision site—standard browser dev tools method works fine here.
Technical Foundation
While this is a solid quality-of-life tool for anyone in the CoD scene, remember that you are dealing with SSO cookies. If you aren't hosting this yourself, you are potentially exposing your account access. Always be cautious with your tokens. The polling rate should be kept reasonable to avoid any unnecessary attention from the API endpoints.
Anyone tested how this handles the new waves of permanent bans vs. temporary shadowbans?
