Haven’t noticed increase in cheating but I recently came back to bf1. What I have noticed is hackusations from mostly lower ranked players or really just bad 150 ranked players
They’ve always been there.. true; a player who is so full of himself that anyone that kill him is “hacking” is just chatspam and annoying.What I mean is legit aimlocking players that almost never talk in chat (other than "Oh pls dont report, I’m so scared of EA Kappa, because they know they won’t do )
But the amount of hacking increased for me at least, i doubt I was lucky the times before. Just became a trend this year it seems.
I haven’t but then again I just came back to bf1. A lot of the bf1 players are very new m so I see baseless hackusations. In BF5, different story. I’ve seen an uptick in BF5 of cheaters.
Well head over to my youtube channel and see for yourself.. its the same as my name.. and no im not a bad but not the best 150 player that report everyone that kills me or are better than me. im just tired of hackers ruining the game, EA isnt doing anything about it and on top of that the spectator mode is buggy and under developed. after 2 years i thougt the would have these things fixed. i just want to have fun and when i try to help the community to get rid of hackers, nothing happens from EA:s side and often the hole game chraches. i never remember the server number and the resent game funktion never got fixed.
Calling them hackers gives the implication that these sad, sad individuals wrote their own code and made their own program to cheat the game when in actuality all they did was download a .exe file from the Internet and double click it.
BF1 is dirt cheap now that BFV has come out so cheaters can just as easily create a new account if their main gets banned. Price isn’t an issue for these people, nor is EA’s evidently lacking system. I’ve since moved on to BFV and have met 0 cheaters so far (I’ve met a few bug abusers) but then again, I’ve only met quite literally a handful of genuine cheaters on BF1 in my 500 odd hours (I can count them on one hand).
It’s pretty much the same in CS:GO now that Valve made it F2P; cheaters can roam pretty much freely until they get VAC’d and make a new account, then proceed to get the game again - for free!
“Hacking” is a video game kndustry term to describe a cheater. It’s an accepted phrase. Arguing semantics is about as relevant to any discussion as any grammar “corrections” are on the internet generally i.e not at all.
Love how EA just never responds to any of the issues. They just sit back and are like “Glad we have a platform where our players can cry and type. Lul”
Cheating is the industry term for cheating. It’s not about correcting someone’s grammar. It’s about not giving cheaters credit for something they are not. 99.9% of cheaters aren’t near smart enough to hack. Please stop trying to cloud the issue. https://techopedia.com/definition/26361/hacking
I have already agreed with you that it is an accepted term in the other thread so at this point you’re arguing with someone who “agrees” with you.
And once again, I agree with you that it isn’t that relevant (or rather important) to the discussion, hence why I only dedicated one sentence to it before moving onto the actually relevant stuff, which is the influx of cheaters in BF1 after BFV’s launch in this case. Please do not hesitate to keep this debate of ours alive if that is what you wish but I’m personally gonna leave it here.
I am personally fortunate enough to not feel the impacts of in-game cheating in my region but I can definitely sympathise with those who do face these issues on a (semi) regular basis. Portions of the community have suggested shifting the balance of power from EA to the player (individual) by restoring the community centered RSP like the ones people saw in BF3 and 4 or even just a majority based votekick system. However, like you said, we can cry our eyes out but there is no guarantee EA will even spare a glance at us.
It will take another SWBF2 sized riot for them to wake up.
For a while they all went to BFV. It was horrible there. It also attracted a new wave of them. Then they got bored with playing each other and the lack of any purpose to BFV. Limited weapons and pretty boring. So they came to BF1. The problem is, they dont care if they get caught or not. They will restart with a new account and a new hack and powerlevel back to where they were unless they get caught again. Also, a lot of hackers from a certain country are targetting US companies trying to kill them off like this. Its now a common economic weapon since these companies got to be pretty large. It will get worse if they become really serious contributors to GDP.
It isnt actually quite as simple as an exe file if you dont want to get caught. Many are installing what is a root kit on their PC which fundamentally changes how timing and other core functions appear. It is so so dumb. Someone literally has total unstoppable access to their PC or network from that point. Some of the people making them are just profiteering. But there are also some really bad actors using this and no one yet really knows the extent and what the motivation is. One thing is for sure. They have thought about the ‘end game’ content more than those that designed BFV )
Sorry for the cheap dig at BFV, too easy, couldnt resist it.
when I understood the attitude towards hackers after playing in other parts, I decided not to buy the continuation of the game of the series anymore, I think this is the only way to avoid disappointment =)
i don’t know what to do anymore, i reported this guys for a month, every day , posted on reddit, twitter, message to EA Support, nothing, just nothing…he still ruining Operations EVERY f.. day…
Removed link to user profile, naming and shaming is not permitted ~Rtas
Going to reiterate as I have before folks, naming and shaming isn’t permitted, there’s a right way to report people if you suspect them of cheating. Posting to the forums isn’t it
The cheats have won, if we report them nothing happens. If we dare mention the name of obvious cheats we are silenced. Well back to reddit where the victims of these hackers can at least have a voice.
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