Hey @W3stminst3r would recommend taking a look here: https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/play-by-the-ea-rules/
If you break the rules then you risk losing your entire account.
Darko
Community ManagerHey @W3stminst3r would recommend taking a look here: https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/play-by-the-ea-rules/
If you break the rules then you risk losing your entire account.
Darko
@EA_Darko wrote:Hey @W3stminst3r would recommend taking a look here: https://help.ea.com/en/help/faq/play-by-the-ea-rules/
If you break the rules then you risk losing your entire account.
Darko
Not that scary when it's F2P...
The official stance is that its not okay, but not something that's enforced. Respawn already has a hard time detecting blatant rage hackers at the moment.
The root of the issue is game design and allowing movement to remain that isn't possible without using macros. Games are a never ending work in progress, when a problem like this arises, then you gotta figure out a way to clean up the code. Stuff like lurching can make a game feel smoother, but it comes at the cost of predictable movement in a multiplayer fps game. Especially with 20 tick servers and lag compensation.
That pretty much sums up Apex. It feels good to play, but is a deeply flawed designed game claiming to be competitive. If the game didn't pretend to be a competitive esport, then that would be a lot more forgivable, but yet that's the market it goes after.
Community ManagerHey all, let's not start with misinformation and wild ideas.
EA games all have an anti-cheat and you can find more info about it here: https://www.ea.com/security/news/eaac-deep-dive
Darko
Community Manager
