Re: This needs to be top priority! Stop the cheats!
I think I will find another hobby. It's obviously a battle that can not be won or EA has given up.
Life is too short for frustrating online gaming on PC,
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EA and Activision will not do anything as long as record profits are consistently made. Money talks and to them cheating is not an issue if the money is coming in. Now you start to shrink that bottom line and they will figure out why very quick. Thats when you will see an investment into anticheat. Its an unfortunate series of events.
- @SirBobdk I feel your pain. I think this will be my last shot, as well. If this goes sour, I'm done with multiplayer altogether. Give me a good campaign, or coop, and I'm fine. There are a few RPGs that I have been neglecting, too, so that's another satisfying option.
We do have far cry 6 and I am hopeful cyberpunk is updated for series x/PS5 and somewhat workable as I have not played yet. 2 RPG's I am hopeful for.
And usually when we do have good RPG's, it allows a good break from multiplayer shooters.
- @ChugKendall
Last hope is probably to find a good clan server with active admins.
Its just sad that we dont have spectate mode and recorder. It makes the job harder.
There are none of my former clan friends playing and I'm not going to run a server alone. - @SirBobdk I honestly don't see this as a last hope, this is probably the only realistic hope, and not BF-exclusive.
Even valorant's system isn't enough if someone throws enough money at it, so in the end, community policing will probably be "better" than any automated alternative. EAC will catch the freeware users, and guilds policing their own servers will have to get the smarter ones. With all the potential drawbacks that system has (And it worked fairly well in 3/4 imo)
