If you read well, you will understand what I mean and who I am talking about in particular. My report was dedicated to dishonest people who use hacks and VPNs for quick profit and to destroy the integrity of the game. Have you experienced many times being very close and one step away from your goal or a certain rank in the Division and encountering someone who uses hacks, and as soon as you score against him and think that you will win, he kicks you out of the game, and then you enter a script and lose all your progress in a glance from people with very small overs, or also playing with someone who uses a VPN and makes your team a passage and an open bridge to the goals while you cannot do anything as if you are playing with a team of old grandparents people?
That’s exactly why I mentioned the cross-play feature—because I don’t see them wanting to change the current situation. At least Apple users should be spared from this. It really annoys me when a 120–121 OVR team beats my 127 OVR squad with cheating; I’m a Champion-level player, and I usually play during reaching the first day or two of a new season, so I see plenty of cheaters. Maybe they should add a win/loss ratio display—so the system can see why their ratio is so high; that might help identify even more cheaters. But then again, if they buy the Star Pass or spend money, the developers probably just let them keep playing. So far, I haven't seen a single cheater I reported actually get banned.
No, cheats from dev teams, not from gamers.
U got that right bro because I'm also suffering from the same thing all the time and that's why ea support should really solve that because it's not fair if you see "pes" conami , they have 0 problems with those who use vpn and cheating undirectly
