@M4ssacres Does cheats stop when a pad is used? Honest question as if so the best anti-cheat should be forced controllers. Somehow I doubt that's the case, PC is an open platform for good and bad there are no ways to stop 100% cheats maybe when windows 11 and TPM 2.0 are 100% needed it might be the case.
Way I see it more cheaters than ever before since there was only 1 AC and now 5-7 lol its big business for a reason. I don't want that near a closed system that has to pay to play online.
In the Halo Waypoint forum, the same topics and discussions have now started...
Input-based matchmaking for casual games, re-adding a toggle to disable cross-play, etc.
One big difference between BF2042 and Halo Infinite : Paid vs F2P. Unfortunately, we have to assume the cheating situation will get wild in Halo (as in any popular F2P game), so the option to opt-out will become more important!
Such a big trend here. Still no answer.
I feel bad for the people who paid to play one week earlier.
If it's a bug they should come and say.
If it's the way the xplay was intended on xbox and they didn't mind to give a heads up before a lot of people paid almost two times the price of the game, well it's just disrespectful at minimun.
@xXGugusseXxInput based matchmaking still has problems. There is cheating devices that mimic controller Input while using a mouse and keyboard. You'll still run into PC players on controller who can use wall hacks, aim bots, etc, etc. The best solution is a simple on/off option akin to the PS5 version.
It's just * unfair match kontroller against m/k players
