Are Hackers increasing?
Has anyone else noticed a rise in hackers? Over the past few days i have been noticing a few more hackers in the game. Mostly aimbots as their kills are huge As soon as they become a huge problem ...
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@Interferons ok, I totally agree with "hey should at least make the weekly missions do-able against bots. So that we can enjoy the game with friends." I would sooo much enjoy things if I did not have to look for match's for the weekly's, cuz really I enjoy having a few friends join up on solo/coop, but they wont allow us that but yet its ok to play emp dodgeball
From a week or so, I started to see an increasing amount of cheaters.As someone already pointed out, is sometimes hard to 100% be sure if it is a cheater or not,but there are moments that became cristal clear. Being a BF player for so many years you can spot a blatant cheater from many signs. I wrote a post today asking if there is in place a sort of report feedback, even anonimus, that might, at least, tells you "we have take action about your recent report" (no name no ID) just to make you feel that reporting is not a waste of time. This anonimusly approach is a no sense if you ask me, EA seems to care more about called out cheater's feelings than their actual loyal and honest users. I've heard rumor about a new in-house anticheat that might take place in EA games (EAAC if I recall correctly). Hoping can be implemented in Battlefield, even the old ones (ok I am a dreamer) for once EA listen the community... I am not buying the next battlefield if you are giving up on making your game enjoyable. Sorry for the rant.
Honestly the game is in such a bad state right now, I really can't tell for sure what is happening in game.
EA says they're going to start using kernel-level anti-cheat in Frostbite games, starting this fall with FIFA 23 of course.
https://www.ea.com/security/news/eaac-deep-dive
I'm not falling for the hype though, so I'm getting a ps5 and disabling crossplay. That's my anti-cheat strategy!
@OskooI_007 wrote:EA says they're going to start using kernel-level anti-cheat in Frostbite games, starting this fall with FIFA 23 of course.
https://www.ea.com/security/news/eaac-deep-dive
I'm not falling for the hype though, so I'm getting a ps5 and disabling crossplay. That's my anti-cheat strategy!
Thanks for the information i will watch out for future ea purchases all these kernel aniti cheats do is collect information to sell and spy on us.
https://www.pcgamer.com/valorant-will-start-listening-to-your-voice-chat-in-july/
valorant has the same level of anticheat with modders ingame but the end user pc is basically a zombie pc in old virus terms.
Yes.
@VME23 wrote:The 'rage' cheaters are very easy to spot by looking at their Headshot Ratio - Battlefield 2042 Leaderboard - - Battlefield 2042 Tracker (battlefieldtracker.com)
I don't want to name & shame, but how a normal player can have such a high and almost 'robotic' Headshot Ratio of 98.3%?! From a total of 29.5k total kills, 29k of them are headshots only by using LMGs like LCMG and PKP-BP ?!
I will say, I have a very high headshot ratio on a handful of weapons because of the unintended Zombie mode that was available for ~36 hours. I could drop an ammo crate and pummel hundreds/thousands of zombies in the head over the period of a single match. That and I'm unsure if solo/co-op also affects the numbers, as the bots are... less than steller at movement.
