EA Anti Cheat Is Useless - Asia Region
I'm a long time Battlefield player (since BF2) and I am sad to say that the game is in a disgusting place right now. Do EA even give a rats *rs* about stopping the cheating and associated malarky goi...
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Every single game... chat spam and at least two hackers. mostly under level 50 with a ridiculous KD like 120/2. it's SO obvious.
You cant tell me they cant run a basic scan to see such low levels with a score experienced players would struggle to achieve?
Even seen a level 500 speed running and aim Botting, still playing today, showing its not just new accounts... all levels.
They are just doing nothing and they don't care. I'm surprised this threat is even alive with how they shut down conversations about it.
Punish the legit and support the hacks instead.
I guess no one will see this and ill get banned.
I reported a player, I think it was last year, who was abusing a bug on Argonne Forest to become invisible.
I recorded him while spectating and the evidence was crystal clear: You could see his enemies look around, puzzled, when people died right in front of them. Some started shooting around them to see if they could hit the invisible guy.
Fast forward to the other night… and guess who I ran into on a BF1 server, playing happily with his clan.
EA pays lip service to the importance of anti cheat.
Edit: I included a link to the videos (Youtube) in the report to EA.
It's really a disgrace how they are allowed to get away with it all! Honestly, EA couldn't care less about this, clearly, or they would begin more human level interaction with reports and servers to check it all.
- @BarryMunn Even 1 EA-person pr. BF game fighting cheaters would make a difference.
1 for BF2042
1 for BFV
1 for BF1
etc.
They could start by checking the top 10 active players for each game. Then the next 10 and so on.- @VOLBANKER_PC There’s so much they could do, yet so little is done.
All we can do is report obvious cheaters, hoping something is done with it.
