Hahaha OK @DerDoktorMabuse ,
Sounds like BF5 was a seriously bad traumatic experience for you? 😃
The best therapy for most of us have been to go back to BF4 for some proper gaming.
A solid and serious anti-cheat system appear to be at the very top of the list of our 'must-haves' for BF6!
But how should that practically then be implemented/functioning as think we also in the latest BFV on PCs observe a substantial number of cheaters still continuously thrive with their destructive behavior with little or no consequences at all? Essentially destroying the gaming pleasure for all the 63 other players on the same server...
This is EA's official approach in BFV, but obviously it does not suffice:
Our Anti-Cheat Approach in Battlefield V - Answer HQ
So what do we really need to satisfy our requirements on anti-cheats for BF6?
Are there any legal constraints hindering EA from permanently banning a player profile that has been confirmed glitching?
Such player behavior is outlawed per the code of conduct that all signed up for voluntarily, so dont see opening for that to be contested.
Its for sure very discouraging to see the same soldiers coming back again and again with their cheating, or even having the ability to forage from one server to the next with their destructive cheating.
The paying player population that wants the cheaters gone is a much much bigger population than the few usual suspects who repeat their cheating.
Hence, financially there should also be sufficient incentive for the game developers to support that the cheats are taken off the grid.
And it doesnt require an army of people to do the enforcement.
