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2 years ago
@doubleome
My guess is that players don't get banned anymore. Not sure why. I even created a thread, asking how to properly report players if the usual methods are not working:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/Q-CM-What-is-the-correct-and-effective-way-to-report-cheaters/m-p/13419912#M190773
And the answer basically was, to keep reporting the suggested -- and ineffective -- way.
I am tracking some cheaters I reported in Battlefieldtracker and they have 60%-75% HS% and are so obvious cheaters that it is not clear to my why there is no script autobanning those most obvious cheaters at least. They are still active and kill counts increasing even though I reported them several times months ago.
The only explanation is that there are no bans issued at the moment. This makes me rather sad, but at least there are not that many cheaters around that changing server as soon as you have one in your match is not possible (like it is for BF1 for instance).
My guess is that players don't get banned anymore. Not sure why. I even created a thread, asking how to properly report players if the usual methods are not working:
https://answers.ea.com/t5/General-Discussion/Q-CM-What-is-the-correct-and-effective-way-to-report-cheaters/m-p/13419912#M190773
And the answer basically was, to keep reporting the suggested -- and ineffective -- way.
I am tracking some cheaters I reported in Battlefieldtracker and they have 60%-75% HS% and are so obvious cheaters that it is not clear to my why there is no script autobanning those most obvious cheaters at least. They are still active and kill counts increasing even though I reported them several times months ago.
The only explanation is that there are no bans issued at the moment. This makes me rather sad, but at least there are not that many cheaters around that changing server as soon as you have one in your match is not possible (like it is for BF1 for instance).