I'll reply, but as usual, my comment will be deleted.
The reason EA doesn't hardware ban is because those players would be permanently gone. The online gaming segment is hotly contested and is rated by the number of players online. Getting rid of tens of thousands of cheaters permanently would hurt EA share price. The bottom line is EA needs people online, even if thousands of them are cheating.
you're not wrong, its not like a company ever objected to the player base WANTING a game to charge them money for it before. Every single game theres at least a couple now, its out of control
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