Hey!
Modifying files that EA does not specifically authorize you to modify is bannable.
If detected action can be taken towards your account.
Source: EA User Agreement
Zeelmaekers
Yes it is bannable that is modifying files which is against any and all terms
@neillkorey wrote:Yes it is bannable that is modifying files which is against any and all terms
So why are this people not banned yet?
@251f7fe71fbb9e08 wrote:
Why
Determination. Trying to figure out what is and what isn't a cheat.
There's a bunch of programs, doing a bunch of stuff, and so if you set anticheat parameters too high you'll have all kinds players getting banned for nothing at all.
I'd suggest finding a way for the servers to perform file checks on a connected clients game files but the servers are clearly overburdened enough.
@xTomboyRespecter wrote:
@251f7fe71fbb9e08 wrote:
WhyDetermination. Trying to figure out what is and what isn't a cheat.
There's a bunch of programs, doing a bunch of stuff, and so if you set anticheat parameters too high you'll have all kinds players getting banned for nothing at all.
I'd suggest finding a way for the servers to perform file checks on a connected clients game files but the servers are clearly overburdened enough.
The should be doing file checks. The only PC game I play does this. Any changes to files that should be static causes th game to abort with a warning and the server is notified. To many attempts at modifying files and you get banned. Granted, this is a subscription game so it costs money tpo play every month.
Gross oversight on Respawns part not ot have somethng in place at launch. Not they are stuck playing catch up to the hackers.Not an easy task
