easy anti cheat is bad
why dont use/try battle-eye and others methode that ppl have suggestion in the forum, like votekick. EAC is notorious on others game,like the division , some youtuber have posted how bad it is from d...
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What @CyberDyme said.
Much like when people get caught botting and such and throw out a hilarious amount of "reasons" for why they were banned, very few of which are "i cheated and got banned".
If anything, because of the nature of reports and depending on evidence available, the review team will probably have to err on the side of caution and not suspend/ban anyone unless they're able to prove the ban was justified internally.
(even if they've now reserved the right to ban people without reasoning, they're not going to give a group of employees the ability to ban without cause. They just don't have to supply the end user with a reason, but they will have to provide evidence internally)
And as was posted in the info dump a few days ago, if an admin bans you from a portal server, you'll be banned from that server and (if the server creator wishes) other servers that person makes.
It is *not* a game-wide ban.
If you keep getting banned from servers outside of a few rare instances, it's most likely either you or your criteria for picking for servers that need adjusting.
The whole badmin thing has at this point become a meme to explain away people's behavior just as much as it was a "justified" meme to begin with.
They did exist and will again, but they're by no means even close to a noticeable minority, as those servers who truly had horrible admins just became deserted within weeks, and will again.
It turns out how well EAC performs during open beta and how fast or not the cheaters will get around this AC. At least I do not trust the old phrases that always come out before the release, but we will see in the forum how much these words are worth, soon.
- @SpoolaZ I wouldn't be too shocked if you see a few things the last day (when it's open to everyone), as most likely that's when people will be testing if their cheats work prior to launch.
What'll be more interesting is what EA/Dice do with that information between beta and launch.
If they're really serious about cracking down on cheats, then the beta will be just as useful for keeping an eye out for new developments on that front as the general user/load data and bug reports.
Either way we'll see soon enough, if theres a bunch of "i got banned for nothing" posts at the end of the beta, we'll at least know something worked, though i'm personally more interested in the first few weeks after launch in that regard myself.
