@Vbird-CoE wrote:
cheaters will always find their way around the 'code', and its not just about how hard developers make it for cheats to work, but for the way they respond to it, many developers ban cheaters right away, some temporaly and some permanently
I'm new to Origin , so I'm not sure how they handle it here. but on steam , rather than lose their whole account, they're banned from the specific games' multiplayer functions and I believe the engine used or the chains of games. like in one cod, then maybe also in the next ones. or on source engine, from other source engine games. that's just what someone told me though. I'm assuming those guys may have at least a DAI online ban coming, and if they're real unlucky possibly keep use will be affected by it worst case.
They may be on a stolen account, I can't imagine people risking their own accounts with blatant hacks. ingame exploits, that are parts of the game without the use of any tools to exploit them, I can see that. that would be part of a game and would eventually be patched. that's been consistent with games, and when it's patched people stop or look for a new exploit. use of tools or modding game files though is a crummy thing to do and it's more than fair to cut multiplayer access to games when people hack into the game or change it's files so they can cheat. They must have altered a file or files related to the damage their characters or certain weapons do in multiplayer or to the stats of the characters or items. Since the damage is probably local to maintain smoother online play.
Account theft or sharing should be looked into. since some people will cheat on stolen accounts rather than their own since they don't care if stolen ones get bans.