ALGS regional finals suspended due to hacking
I'm actually laughing a little because regular gamers have been complaining about cheaters for years and nothing has been done about it. If this doesn't light a fire under EA and Respawn, nothing wi...
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With the videos that show pro players being hunted down by squads of hijacked accounts (see Mande's encounter for instance) I think that the best course of action is either to uninstall Apex or not to start it up at all. While the likelihood of being specifically targeted and having your system compromised might be low, there's always a possibility that your Apex account might be hacked and recruited into the "bot army". If that happens, given the difficulties we have seen of people appealing false bans and account hijacking, it might be a goodbye to your account.
Better safe than sorry for the time being. There are plenty of other games to play.
@SunlessMeridian wrote:If that happens, given the difficulties we have seen of people appealing false bans and account hijacking, it might be a goodbye to your account.
This is one of the most abysmal things.
EA really need to fix up on this. Completely unfair on players who have invested time and money into the title.
In fact it's despicable.
EA should easily be able to identify this and make whatever ammendments necessary to return the account to the player in its original state pre-hack.
