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CPoky4
10 years ago
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Kidiot Hackers....cant wait till school starts back up

 Its a damn shame I paid $70 to basically HELP these KIDIOTs (kid+idiot) cheat/hackers gain XP. Guess its back to my way of playing Combat Arms and other pvp games that don't STOP HACKS/CHEATS....wai...
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    Anonymous
    10 years ago

    Heyho @CPoky4,

    @Tuzy72 is absolutely right. We're using an anti-cheat called "Fairfight" and I can assure you that it's working fine and that our Terms of Service and Anti-Cheat team work hard to achieve a cheater/hacker free game experience. In the past I had several occasions where I encountered cheaters in games that were using Fairfight myself, and I was pleased by the experience with it. 

    If you should encounter a cheater, you can always report that player over this link: -> Click me! <-

    Cheers, 
    Val

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shade1968
10 years ago

Reports of FairFight working sound more scripted than anything. I seriously doubt it's really working. Maybe DICE and EA should pony up into these discussions themselves to find out the truth. Or maybe they just don't care, which is more than likely what it is. This forum does not allow you to post potential cheaters game names either, like other game sites do. Supposedly, they get a life time ban from this game if caught hacking, but if that happened, all of the dev's family members and friends may not be able to play the game.

I used to play battlefield 4, but the game was so full of hackers and aimbots that I quit. I stopped playing this game several days ago and will not buy another game from Dice or EA again. It's become a running joke on the internet for hackers.

Cheaters are posting to YouTube and other sites with their game names and nobody does anything. Duh! I can't get my initial money for buying the game, but I sure as heck want a refund for the season pass I paid for since it has not come out yet.

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Fred_vdp
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10 years ago
@shade1968 wrote:

Cheaters are posting to YouTube and other sites with their game names and nobody does anything. Duh! I can't get my initial money for buying the game, but I sure as heck want a refund for the season pass I paid for since it has not come out yet.

https://help.ea.com/en/refund

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    0o-SyndicatE-o0
    10 years ago

    They denied my refund because it wasn't within the 24 hour great game guarantee time frame. lol, what a joke.

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      19NLX78
      10 years ago

      In all honesty Oo-SyndicatE-🤭, 24 hours is a long time to see if you can 1. run a game without problems 2. get a feel of the engine 3. explore the game a bit to see what modes there are and such. If they would put it longer people would just binch play a game for 2 or 3 days, then return it. 

      On the point of returning a game after you found out there are cheaters around, that's indeed sometimes hard to see when you just start out. You don't always know what's possible and what not and must be a cheat. I do see people getting banned, but i feel the frustration as well when i see someone who has been reported by several people still in game a day or 2 later. Still you should report every incident you see. The more reports, the quicker the ban eventually will come.  

       Edit: And to the people telling this only happens with Dice and/or EA games. Wrong. Every single online game is being cheated in. True that some developers/publishers seem to respond less to it (or don't give out details about their approach on banning at all) but it's just a common thing. 

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