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C0ughMyBu11ets
3 years ago

I got kicked out of match... for violating Easy anti-cheat?

This is the first time I have ever been kicked for this supposed reason. The only thing I did different prior to that match was undervolt my cpu to improve temps on my system. As the screenshot shows...
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ForumUser's avatar
ForumUser
2 years ago
@ATFGunr

I got the error 117 as well, but for me this was right at the start of the game and it stated which process it had an issue with. For me, this was ProcMon (which was closed and the driver unloaded, but this is a tool I need on my system as this is not only used for gaming). But EAAC seemed to have found some signature it left in memory and insisted I needed to reboot.

Very annoying to being forced into a reboot, but after that, it was working again. I would not mind as much if the tool was good for actually catching cheaters (or at least better than EAC was), but the increased in cheaters after EAAC was introduces suggests to me that this was indeed a step in the wrong direction.
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ATFGunr
Legend
2 years ago
@ForumUserThere’s bug reports in the forums about it, it was one if the CMs that shared the info about the EA App. I think like everything EA does, it wasn’t polished (maybe not even completed) when it was rolled out. I’m cynical enough to assume a licensing fee was coming up from EasyAntiCheat…. That’s just a guess tho. They need something kernel based to fight the hax, so I’m supportive of that. I suspect it’ll be painful, so it better be effective.

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