Anti Aimbot Idea
Add an extra hitbox over the hitbox that is constantly pulsing or swaying outward. Aimbots will lock onto it and miss the user. People who don't have aimbot will aim perfectly fine and hit their inte...
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Not Cool "Oh, and either ban all PC players or at least exclude them from console lobbies."
I would love to be able to opt out of cross play but unlike the Console players that can do this we PC players cannot turn that off.
Input based lobbies is what we should have and both console and PC players should be able to opt out of cross-play.
@Asmodeus566
@Zulkiers
That did sound pretty anti-PC, when all I really meant was, as you said, no cross play.
How's this for living under a rock: not only did I not know PC players have no opt out, I also didn't know that I DO.
@Zulkiers
That did sound pretty anti-PC, when all I really meant was, as you said, no cross play.
How's this for living under a rock: not only did I not know PC players have no opt out, I also didn't know that I DO.
@reconzero
PC-Players had an opt-out option during the cross-play betaphase in Season 6, got removed with S7 start.
If i remember it right, the crossplay tickbox was reused for the fill-team option above the "READY" button on PC.
Well we all learn new things every day.
At least you know now, however turning off Cross-play on console will per se solve having to deal with PC players in general as well as the types of cheaters that come with that at times.
the problem, at least in the past, from what I heard, is that turning off cross-play on console messes up you mm to the extent that you cannot find lobbies to play because no one ever really turns that off.
Plus it still does not stop the controller player’s that use shady roller attachments to get unfair advantages.
- @Asmodeus566 There was also some hack that put PC cheaters in Console Lobbies, dunno if that is still the case
- @r1ggedgame
I have an idea. Run the anti cheat like Riot does, and delay cheat attacking action, watching it, monitoring it, and after a random number of matches (10-50) then ban the user.
As with Riot, the cheat makers won't be able to truly figure out when they were detected and will be flying blind, letting EA watch the hackers hack, and potentially giving bonuses to players affected by users they ban, or rollbacks of losses, kind of like Riot does.
Riot maintains under 10% hackers, I'm pretty sure it's even less than that.
If EA adopts a similar system, sure hackers they detect will take longer to ban, but it's so they don't have to track undetectables as much as it makes it take longer for hackers to figure out how they were detected. Thus more detection on hacks, and thus overall fewer cheaters over time.
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