Cheating Has Completely Ruined BF6 for Me
Well, I’m sure everyone is tired of BF6 cheating posts by now, but I don’t usually post and felt I should this time. I really love this game I’ve had a lot of fun with it and yes, cheaters have alway...
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Just want to say, good players can hit 5 : 1 as infantry. And much higher if vehicles are involved, 50:0 is totally possible with a good pilot or tank driver. I'm not arguing about the cheating, I know there are cheaters being protected by EA. But there are also good players.
Yes they can. In reality, this is a multiplayer game with a lot of players on one server and a lot of variables. Not even a skilled player can keep their performance up 99% of the time - only cheaters can do that.
Following a rule of thumb, only 10% of a population can excel at any one given thing or task. In BF6 right now, 60-70% are hitting 20:4 scores or better. They don't play like pros with war experience - checking corners, crouching, walking to avoid noise, using silencers, playing with the team to maximize advantage. No, no, no, good sir. They play like noobs running wild with aimbots. So we either walk among gods, or the majority is cheating. I'm inclined to believe the second one is much more plausible.
Streamers are in on it too. Far too many become crap players once invited to LAN tournaments or any environment where they can't install their kernel-level software. There was this player in BF3 who was invited to play in a BF4 tournament when it came out. He was amazing on a heli when streaming but suddenly became crap at the tournament and blamed it on the controller, claiming he plays keyboard and mouse. If you have skill, this doesn't get completely wiped by a different type of controller - but it does get wiped by lack of ESP. Not to mention, he was flying the heli pretty well on that controller; he just didn't get as many kills and didn't know where the opposing team was all the time like he could hear them in his heli while they were walking on the ground. Now, a fun fact: he left his Intel CPU programming/design job to become a BF3 streamer. A person with just the right skill set to write an undetectable kernel/hardware-level custom cheat. Coincidence?! Make your pick.
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