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@GFnR_Ponkichi wrote:Anti-cheat is absolutely necessary
The EA Sports WRC team is right in introducing anti-cheat and aiming to become an eSport.
Cheating is already rampant in EA Sports WRC, and it would be even worse without anti-cheat.
Multiplayer only accounts for around 3% of the total, but at the same time, the proportion of multiplayer is high among heavy users who play for over 1000 hours. In other words, it is the heavy users who play for a long time and spread the appeal of this game on social media.
And in order to become an eSport, anti-cheat must be implemented at a minimum, even if the functions are not sufficient.
Of course, anti-cheat must be functioning and cheaters must be completely eliminated.
The multiplayer population is small, but the community is strong, and games that do not even introduce anti-cheat will be excluded from the community and will be thoroughly ridiculed and attacked on social media.
The EA Sports WRC team needs to understand and improve the phenomenon where the game crashes even though there is no cheating. However, it is also true that in our community, we have had 30 people racing together in multiplayer at the same time and we have never had a single report of the game crashing due to the cheat engine.
but the leaderboards are still full of cheaters. so they've accomplished nothing except breaking the game and making a lot of people angry.
Please let me know who is cheating on which course.
I will check it with EA Racenet Analysis. If I feel it is likely cheating, I will report it to EA.
You can report it too.
i have report it and its done nothing. doesnt matter as the game refuses to save my times now. i run a moment and it just says fails to connect and i lose my time even when i know the servers are up. done playing this trash
