Sony update to PS5 broke peripherals
Although the news stories don’t say of it was intentional, I’m pleased to hear today that a recent PlayStation update prevents peripherals such as Cronus from working. Other games have taken steps to...
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@ATFGunr wrote:
@sk1lld That’s sweet. PC needs to do the same thing to prevents its use, as well as EA Anti-Cheat needs to be further developed. Some kind of policy statement from EA and Dice would be welcomed.
@ATFGunr I'm not tracking here, PC users don't use Cronus as MKB (the reason to use cronus on console) is our main input method. I've read that recently the exploit to have aim assist with MKB by having a controller simultaneously connected was also fixed so there should be nothing to prevent for PC.
@ragnarok013 wrote:
@ATFGunr wrote:
@sk1lldThat’s sweet. PC needs to do the same thing to prevents its use, as well as EA Anti-Cheat needs to be further developed. Some kind of policy statement from EA and Dice would be welcomed.@ATFGunrI'm not tracking here, PC users don't use Cronus as MKB (the reason to use cronus on console) is our main input method. I've read that recently the exploit to have aim assist with MKB by having a controller simultaneously connected was also fixed so there should be nothing to prevent for PC.
Geez I’m not sure if I should say, but Cronus and those kinds of devices can apparently work on a PC as well. If you play on PC with a controller anyways from what I’ve read. Then you can use all the BS it has like recoil reduction, etc. Its only real purpose is to cheat, so I’m glad that at least for now, it’s limited. Realistically it has to be eliminated for any purpose, what kind of company would make such a device and take pride in the fact they help people cheat. Game manufacturers should sue them, and drive them out of business.
