I don’t think EA’s manual review system can keep up. BattlEye was banning 1 million cheaters a month. Imagine EA trying to manually review that many accounts per month. Not going to happen.
This is probably why it’s taking months to ban a single cheater. EA is probably swamped with reported players and can’t keep up.
OMG, they’re naming and shaming! Somebody do something!
The Horror. The Horror.
EA treats their customers the same way American politicians treat their constituents. Especially when it comes to the rampant cheating. It’s like they read from the exact same playbook.
Wow, i’ve become a huge fan of Jackfrags, Westie and Ravic lately, I love watching their channels and hope to learn something apart from the pure entertainment that these ‘Gods of FPS’ show. To call them (or even imply) cheats insults me…They set a playing standard that I for one hope to be able to achieve in my game, but alas, I’ll never be anywhere near that level as long as my points to the ground.
So if they set up a high def camera at their keyboards and recorded exactly what they see and streamed it to us so we can see what they see, would it finally put the hackusations to bed?
We must lobby them to do this! So we who look up to them know that all these slanderous, nasty snide innuendo’s can be finally be put to bed and they can show you all how good they really are!
I know I would like to see it! But they won’t do it… We know why
They don’t just do manual reviews. Fairfight automatically collates statistics and flags players with highly unusual activity. Remember they have data on what the habits of non cheating players are. Some might be better than others but that doesn’t mean they can see enemies in buildings 100m away. So if a cheat using esp was consistently making unusual kills this would be a flag. I’ve read on some cheat forums that if the cheat overlay dissapears that means the account has been flagged for suspicious activity. If PUBG can ban 13 million accounts then EA should be able to clean this game up. There really can be no excuses except for them being cheap(cost cutting on anti cheat efforts)This is a company with around $1.5 billion turnover annually. No excuses for this level of cheating going unanswered
Yeah, he was walk hacking and esp’ing hardcore. That is very obvious. Why would he be able to shoot through a concrete barrier? You can’t blow that hanger. Still, fact stands. He was obviously cheating.