I think most of the people cheating are using ESP. They seem to know you are coming all the time. Had a level 6 guy to 110-6 last night. Then they want us to go on the web and waist out time reporting these people. Just add a cheat button to the game. Also it is a joke there is no FF or anti cheat system. Why do they rush these games out. This is going to kill game.
I was looking up someone’s stats and it said he hasn’t played on Origin yet, does anyone know why? I would like an answer to my question LOLGotYerTags. I would think, naming and shaming would be me saying someone was cheating… but, I could be crazy. Anyway, does anyone know why stats would say they haven’t played on Origin yet on the Battlefield Tracker website?
A few that I have sent in videos for have their names show up on leaderboards, but when you look up their individual profiles, the profiles say that they have not played the game.
I don’t think that guy I linked did that though. He usually has the same name for long periods of time. His name did seem slightly different this time though, so the name change causes the stats on that website to display that message? It’s weird because it shows him on the leader board, so it knows his stats.
I believe there’s only one side wiling to have the conversation.
The other side just says “nope, cheats bruh. They’re everywhere.” You cannot really have a discussion with people that have their minds made up.
That being said, this recent infamous cheater should have been banned as soon as he started. I know its probably easier said than done but I can’t seem to understand how you rage for a week and get away with it. If this guy wasn’t going after streamers, who knows how long he would have went on before he was banned. He must have received hundreds, if not thousands of reports.
They need to do better. They need to streamline the report feature and not burying it in a drop tab. They need to set up certain thresholds for stuff that should flag the system as likely impossible to do by a human player .
I can confirm the first date. I just checked up on my (partial, now mostly abandoned) bookkeeping, and found five blatant aimbotters stopped playing either 10th or 11th.
What surprised me is that a non-blatant cheater (“soft” aimbotter and either just plain spot hacker or spot hacker/wallhacker combo), stopped playing two weeks after I reported him (last game on 1st of December). His score gave away the spot hack, but my ability to repeatedly kill him on face-to-face encounters meant that his aimbot was not blatantly aggressive, with perfectly human-achievable accuracy stats.
So it would seem to indicate DICE has the capability to detect spot hackers, it just takes a long time for the ban to come through. Or it was the aim enhancement part that did him in. Would be nice to know. Also as to how come they can’t clamp down on ragers in a prompt manner.
Cause maybe they have the personality of a potato. Just because you can play doesn’t mean you are entertaining. I’m not saying they might not hack, just answering why no stream.
I completely agree. The patterns of the blatent rage hacking ought to be detected by a statistical AC, but I think fairfight isn’t flagging particular behavior patterns. These are patterns which go well beyond the safety zone which cheat users adhere to. Whichever individual/team is responsible for configuring flagging system ought to address that, as I’m led to believe this is bad human decision making rather than an incompetent statistical AC system.
These type of cheats can even avoid a client side AC, even so it would comforting to know that an active client side AC was present. I feel it is a manditory measure in today’s multi-player gaming enviorment, one of many layers of protection that is needed to be effective.
I played a game with Ravic, and either: a) Someone spoofed his name. b) He was cheating. c) It was like the MattiAce video where the guy following him was 3D spotting everyone. We were on Hamada and I was on G while Ravic was flying around. I was all by myself in an area where I couldn’t be spotted and we had the surrounding flags. He was actively dogfighting, and a handful of times when I got in the AA gun on G, (didn’t fire a shot) he would almost instantly snipe me with Minengeschoss rounds from a distance where the AA gun would have barely rendered for him (certainly out of the airburst’s range).
Now on the subject of anti-cheat, there were people cheating in the beta, as well as the early access launch. I read some forums (what little I could without being a subscriber) and people were getting 1 week suspensions during the early launch. Aim Junkies is probably the worst site and a waste of money it seems. I watched some videos of Aim Junkies, and their hacks are pretty much walls, aim snap, triggerbot, the works. Almost all AI and no human element. Idiots bought a subscription and tried to quick scope like CoD and were getting banned left and right. Then the forum mods were beyond useless, insulting them, telling them it’s their fault they got banned. I mean sure, if someone runs the script and that alone isn’t bannable, I guess it’s undetected, but to get banned when you actually start using it, what’s the point? Other sites have more human-like features that are basically just improved aim assists, and some don’t allow all headshots and force bone switching to avoid being obvious.