BF6 anti cheat needs work
Before I begin, I want to make it clear that I am among those who have been unfairly banned. I fully support the movement against cheating, and I stand firmly behind the principle that anyone who cheats or seeks an unfair advantage should be removed from the game. However, far too many legitimate players are being caught in the crossfire due to the anti-cheat system EA is currently using.
Each month, Battlefield 6 is losing more than 100,000 players. While the overall player base remains strong for now, the rate of decline is deeply concerning. I want this anti-cheat initiative to succeed, so much so that I’ve even accepted the loss of my own account as part of the growing pains of improving the system. But if this software continues to ban players on the slightest suspicion, without properly considering the complexity and variety of software the average PC user runs, then my sacrifice—and the sacrifices of many others, will have been in vain.
