EA needs harder punishments on hacking
Battlefront 1 was well known for hackers and after a few weeks I've seen a few, not only do they admit to using an aimbot but laugh that if they get banned they will just buy another copy of the game...
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"The lack of response on EA's part makes me wonder if perhaps they are leaving the cheaters in-game on purpose, in order to rile-up demand for the return of loot boxes, or some other pay-to-win solution, from frustrated players desirous of a way to even the playing field. Credit grind + turning a blind eye towards cheaters = wouldn't put it past EA."
Whereas I hate cheaters and an anti-cheat should be prioritised this response is egregious and into your point of information ending up in the wrong hands, you're probably better speaking with EA about compensation for a data breach where you can prove your details were affected
Whereas I hate cheaters and an anti-cheat should be prioritised this response is egregious and into your point of information ending up in the wrong hands, you're probably better speaking with EA about compensation for a data breach where you can prove your details were affected
The game is in a really bad state. Laggy servers since weeks, no possibility to switch teams or even join a specific map. Teams are unbalanced as f4ck!
Very basic functionality is missing. And when you made it in-game, no single round without hackers or even the afk farmers seems possible.
The game is dead, even if EA will fix something in future, that will be to late in my opinion. The hackers already have had months to farm all the purple stuff wihtout any ban against one of them. And on the other hand, the "casual" player gets punished by them and the unfair team balance though.
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