EA anti-cheat is disaster (EA anti-mod)

Hello GEORGIEN__fighte,

Just be careful when modding games, especially Battlefield V since it could lead to a game ban.

I totally get the appeal with mods as they can bring some interesting things to games (I had good fun with ones for Fallout 4, Dawn of War, and a few other games in the past). However, as modding EA games technically breaches the Terms of Service it's very unlikely that they'd be supported. 

It's the clause that states:

• When you access or use an EA Service, you agree that you will not: Modify any file or any other part of the EA Service that EA does not specifically authorize you to modify.

https://tos.ea.com/legalapp/WEBTERMS/US/en/PC/#section6 

That's not to say that things won't change in the future, I just don't think it's likely that it'd be authorised for a multiplayer title. 

What kind of modding are you referring to? Cheating is based on modding, but it is done by changing the memory.
Should you be able to build your own weapons and change the parameters, so that you can create laser precision weapons that kill with one shot, while others get an ordinary copy of the same? Or model enormous armored vehicles that cover the entire field of vision ala RDR2 giant animals? Or give luminous textures to all players?
Modding covers a huge area and who should determine the limits of what is allowed to be done?

You got Portal for BF2042, it was praised as the ultimate map creator, the one that would replace and even make other games redundant, by some players and there it was shown again what power advertising has on an impressionable mass.
Portal at least works within permitted limits, but as usual it is not enough for everyone, as some want to access every single parameter to tinker with, and to what benefit in the end.

99% of all mods released are ultimately pure garbage and the 1% that still manage to do something good are the ones who have learned to use the limited tool to perfection.

If the hackers have gotten around EAAC, then you can easily calculate what free modding can lead to, so I'm at least glad that it's not allowed.

My friend, I will explain the situation to you. Battlefield promises and promised us a wonderful immersive and historically accurate game. The game really came out with excellent and impressive graphics. But they distorted history and completely overturned all the norms of World War I and World War II games (BF1, BFV). I am personally a player of the first part and I am not satisfied with this abandoned and historically ignorant game created by the game developers. Of course, I like the gameplay, I do not like the game's storylines, which are far from reality. I do not like the uniforms selected by soldiers online. Of course, these uniforms existed, but were not used during World War I. Some uniform accessories did not even exist during World War I. Many players are not interested in historical facts in the game and are only focused on the gameplay. This is the mass of players who are completely unable to understand and make sense of the games and are limited only to the keyboard and mouse. And for the small part of us who are concerned, modifications were created for us, which gave us the chance to have a great gameplay with a great story. Unfortunately, cheaters ruined everything for us and because of them we can no longer use our favorite modifications. DICE and EA are guilty of not specifically eliminating the source of these cheats, blocking them and completely blocking the ability to modify. Why did I publish my statement to EAAC then? Because I met face to face with one of the cheaters who was destroying the game for us. It was then that I was convinced that my favorite modifications were sacrificed for absolutely nothing. At that time, I already felt double anger at the game publishers and publishers, they could have normally identified a specific chat source and blocked it, but they didn't. They could have fixed the multiplayer uniforms of these games with a new update on soldiers whose file size does not exceed 1 gigabyte. But they don't care about that. After 8 years, they finally updated the game with a new anti-cheat, and this is terrible for those who are not only interested in the keyboard and mouse. They don't need to allow us to use modifications in the game. Just make the game at least a little more realistic and closer to history. It's bad when they only take into account the demands of the majority and leave the minority aside. After all, that minority is also their players, and they also paid a lot of money for their game. Then they will release a separate modification of realistic BF1 and BFV which will not be free and will only be available for payment, whoever wants to buy it and whoever doesn't will not. Also, DICE and EA will profit from this because as you know, if you pay money for these modifications, their budget will increase and they will have another profit. There are many ways for this billion-dollar company to correct the dissatisfaction of us, that is, those people who are not only interested in the keyboard and mouse, but they don't even see us. They just put our demands and pleas in their ears like a dog barking. This is their face. The immersive gameplay in the game is good, the story is bad, the soldiers' uniforms are worse than bad. Historical battles are generally distorted (gameplay). If you are a keyboard and mouse, you won't understand this.