Re: Achtung, AMD driver bug causing Anti-Cheat ban in Battlefield 1 game
sry my hunglish (I posted the video so that someone from EA will surely respond to it)
I'm sorry, but I don't agree with you if it's EA's official point of view.
I bought the BF1 game (Revolution Edition) a day before Black friday sale at full price.
Then i tried the game on my new Lenovo Legion Go handheld console (I only played for about 6 hours with BF1).
I did not update the driver of the Lenovo Legion Go graphics card, I used the old driver that came with it from the factory.
I tried to optimize the BF1 game and turned it on Anti-Lag/+ feature in this AMD Software Adrenalin Edition.
Within an hour after that i got an email from EA that my account was banned because i violated the Terms of Service.
After that I started searching on EA answer topics and on Lenovo Legion Go subreddit to see what could have caused the ban.
In several games (Apex Legends, CS2, COD: MW III), players have been banned for the same reason by anti-cheat systems.
Of course, I asked help.ea.com to investigate the unjustified ban on the same day.
I reported the case almost a week ago, but there is no decision in my case.
my screenshot:
AMD was informed about the many false positive bans, because the new versions of AMD Software Adrenalin Edition no longer have the Anti-Lag+ feature.
Lenovo Legion Go's product manager (Ben Myers) also admitted that they also know about false positive bans.
EA's responsibility in my case is only the unreasonably long administration of the restoration of my banned profile (HUN_glg).
