Honestly, I’m starting to believe EA deliberately keeps certain game modes free so cheaters can test their hacks without risking anything. Think about it: what do they have to lose? Banned for cheating? Big deal. They create another free account and continue cheating like nothing happened. Rinse and repeat.
And who suffers? The players who actually paid for the game.
I spent my hard-earned money on Battlefield 6, expecting a fair and competitive experience. Instead, I’m forced to deal with cheaters who can ruin match after match, get banned, create a new account, and come straight back. How is that acceptable? Why should paying customers be punished while cheaters get unlimited opportunities to ruin the game?
EA, stop rewarding this cycle with a system that makes it so easy to come back after a ban. If your anti-cheat system cannot keep these people out, then you have a serious problem that needs to be addressed. Stop focusing on keeping the game accessible to everyone while ignoring the experience of the players who actually paid for it.
PUT A PRICE ON ACCESS TO THE GAME. MAKE PEOPLE PAY IF THEY WANT TO PLAY. SIMPLE AS THAT.
At the very least, make cheating costly and make bans mean something. Hardware bans, stronger detection, better enforcement, and real consequences for repeat offenders. Do whatever it takes to protect legitimate players.
A free-to-play model might bring in more players, but what’s the point if it also makes life easier for cheaters and drives away the people who paid for the game?
EA, WE PAID FOR BATTLEFIELD 6. WE DIDN’T PAY TO BE TARGET PRACTICE FOR CHEATERS. GET YOUR PRIORITIES STRAIGHT AND FIX YOUR GAME.
