Why are EA so bad at multiplayer games?
Ok so I bought Battlefield V for me and my son. They were only £6 each via cdkeys, so I thought why not. We already own battlefront 2 and know exactly what the EA online experience is on PC, by that ...
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Hi @zidangus,
I'll try to answer your question without injection my personal biased opinion.
The majority of EA's games use their in house engine called Frostbite. This understandably complicates the integration of well known anti-cheat software ( e.g Easy Anti-Cheat, Valve Anti Cheat ). Beyond that, Dice relied on stat based countermeasures in the past. "Fair fight" is not a real replacement for a real anti cheat, but strong admin tools in addition to third party plugin for self hosted servers made games like Battlefield 3 and 4 somewhat playable on PC.
Dice promised that they will improve their anti cheat for the upcoming Battlefield 2042. I personally think that anti cheat in Battlefield will improve in the future. Battlefield 2042 will be the first game in the series that features crossplay. Console players will not be amused if the cheater problem persists.
EA_Blueberry
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These concerns will be passed along to the team. We have information on our anti-cheat approach here: https://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-V/Our-Anti-Cheat-Approach-in-Battlefield-V/m-p/9961145#M67305
Closing discussion per our forum rule in the link above:
With this update, we'd like to remind you to please report cheating through our official channels, instead of discussing or highlighting it via forums. This means going forward we'll close threads regarding cheating to ensure our dedicated teams can action the reports via the appropriate channels.
