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Dear Battlefield 6 Development Team,
I am writing to express my serious frustration with the current state of the Vegas map.
The map has become practically unplayable because of suspected cheaters using helicopters.
In many matches, while regular players struggle to achieve just 5–10 kills, certain helicopter players are reaching 90 or more kills. Their helicopters seem almost impossible to shoot down, and they dominate the entire match without facing any meaningful resistance.
This is not normal or enjoyable Battlefield gameplay.
The situation raises serious concerns about cheating, possible exploits, and the effectiveness of your anti-cheat system.
How is it acceptable for a few helicopter players to completely dominate an entire server while everyone else is essentially reduced to target practice?
Whether this is caused by cheating, exploits, or a major balancing problem, the result is the same: the Vegas map is becoming a terrible experience for ordinary players.
We need immediate action:
- Investigate helicopter players consistently achieving extremely suspicious kill counts.
- Examine possible invulnerability exploits, damage-registration problems, and cheating.
- Strengthen anti-cheat detection and enforcement.
- Ensure helicopters can be effectively countered and destroyed.
- Restore fair and competitive gameplay on the Vegas map.
I enjoy Battlefield, but situations like this make players want to leave matches or stop playing altogether.
Please investigate this issue seriously instead of allowing a handful of suspicious players to ruin the experience for everyone else.
We deserve fair matches, functional anti-cheat protection, and a game where skill actually matters.
Sincerely,
A Frustrated Battlefield 6 Player
