If you suspect a player may be playing unfairly you can use the steps detailed at the following link to report this.
https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/faq/report-players-for-cheating-abuse-and-harassment/
Thanks.
@AlkaniusRUS wrote:
@ragnarok013 wrote:
@robh350z wrote:
@EA_BarryThere still playing so why report since no one looks at what’s going on.Just because you think they are cheating from your perspective doesn't mean that they in fact were cheating based upon analysis by the anti-cheat team
And what did DICE do for the players so that they can evaluate whether he is a cheater or not? There is no mechanism to even view the kill to see if the enemy has used VelHack against you. In the game, I think 50% of S100+ players on PC run with VelHack and it's all based on guesswork. Give a mechanism that will allow you to create irrefutable evidence in the form of a replay of the kill in the first person of the enemy, so that players can give confirmed reports.
It's DICE job to evaluate the player reports and analyze the data; it's not the player's job to evaluate if someone is a cheater. In the years I've moderated Battlefield forums it's become readily apparent that players always think the guy they reported is a hacker and if he's not banned that DICE isn't doing their job.Your post illustrates that phenomenon perfectly. You can already submit video evidence via Shadowplay or Xbox DVR captures to bolster your player report. You won't however even with video evidence be told the results of your report.
DICE removed our ability to spectate. That should tell you everything you need to know about their approach.
