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Rising Novice

25 days ago

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What is EA and Battlefield going to do about cheating?

Can we have an honest discussion about cheating or at least a real solution? It’s going to happen, it’s been happening since BF4. It’s the plague in COD! Even with the mass amounts of bans constan...

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EA_Leeuw
25 days ago
manhimself1876 Please see our Battlefield 6 FAQ here:

What anticheat measures will Battlefield 6 have in place?

Javelin Anticheat is EA’s evolving approach to ensuring that our players enjoy a fair gaming experience across all of our published titles.

Javelin has been built from the ground up by a team of veteran engineers and analysts focused on studying cheating problems for each specific game under EA’s umbrella and designing unique features to solve those issues.

Javelin is already part of other Battlefield titles, including Battlefield Labs, and will be integrated in Battlefield 6 when the game launches.

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J3nk0J1

Rising Traveler

25 days ago

Installing rootkit software on your machine to make sure you're not cheating, and creating vulnerabilities as a result.

SpoolaZ
Seasoned Ace
24 days ago
"Installing rootkit software on your machine to make sure you're not cheating, and creating vulnerabilities as a result."
What is the difference between a hacker's rootkit software and a legitimate corporate rootkit?
Since today's subscription hacks also work at the kernel level.
-SOF-ziondaman
Rising Novice
22 days ago
But that’s the thing it’s not even a proper rootkit. It’s the worst kind: a “rootkit folder.” That means it’s not a fully functioning rootkit; it just places the program inside an admin-tracked folder so they can monitor what’s running and what’s not. Getting around it is as simple as modifying your Windows installation to treat the folder like any normal directory or even easier, just running the program in a virtual machine.
It’s easy to bypass, but in the end, all it does is lock the game away from people who can’t afford high end setups. Back in 2020, those with money had the upper hand. I don’t have that kind of cash to throw at a new CPU, motherboard, and RAM and then spend 800 SEK on an overpriced game.
I get what they’re trying to do, but it also kills performance. Secure Boot constantly monitors the system, eating up CPU and RAM in the process.
also is not just us its just everyone
MrK66
Seasoned Newcomer
19 days ago
What the hell is Dice and EA doing? Forcing people to fiddle with their BIOS just so they can play the game? The explanation is so the anticheat can work properly. Well on the first day of the open Beta, cheaters had a field day and could cheat their **bleep** off. This is not acceptable. If they can cheat in the beta then you can bet they will be able to cheat on release day of the game.