The other part is very interesting too cause obviously ESP is not detected:
ESP 10/10
The ESP is super clean and has all features you will need and it does not clutter the screen. You can customize the ESP to draw allies or enemies only. You can display names, health, distance and more and there should be everything you would ever need for an ESP wallhack. One important thing is the ability to hide/show occluded (Players behind objects or not close in vision) which could possibly help in performance. The ESP is not laggy, probably due to it being internal, and it has little impact on performance or FPS which is great, however, it does cause some drops in 64 player modes but this is expected as the number of players is at an all time high, but in normal 32 player deathmatch modes the performance is 10/10 perfect. My only suggestion was to perhaps allow it to be customizeable to personal/custom colours but that has been implemented so I have adjusted the review.
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Wow…this is sick. Anyway interesting read.
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I see good tank people do it all the time, Saw a guy going 62/2 today. I don’t think he was cheating but who knows any more. He sure gave us hell!
I’m inclined to agree, if by consistent you mean almost every game and having a high infantry KPM at the same time.
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I ran into two wallhackers yesterday on Frontlines, which sucks. On both instances I had either the same amount or more kills, so they don’t completely ruin the matches but it leaves a sour taste for sure. I’m guessing here but I reckon the closet cheaters gravitate towards the dmaller, more “competitive” modes, which would make Incursions 2.0 dead on arrival.
Seriously DICE, this is getting out of hand. I encountered obvious blatant cheating on many servers the last few days. I think it is time to investigate the players that are being reported by the community and bring down the ban - hammer on the culprits. I would even go so far as to announce the number of ppl banned publicly. Please take this issue seriously as it poses a risk to the reputation of the game and your company! Thanks…
I’ve noticed that some, but not all, of these box bracketed groups have hackers. I’m stating some for a reason. It is the few that make the majority look bad.
I’ve noticed that hackers, who have friends that hack, tend to create groups together. The only thing those groups care about is winning at any costs necessary. They enjoy seeing the other players suffer. If you call out one of those hackers, inside that group, you might as well have dug your own grave. Everytime you see a certain bracketed group, you know there is a good chance that the game is going to be extremely unpleasent. These group of hackers, that get together, to win at any costs, are making the legit groups look bad.
Some of these groups have mostly legit players. Yet there are some cheaters who will do anything to get picked up by these legit groups. Everyone assumes, “That player looks amazing! Let’s pick them up!” Then once the cheater gets caught, it makes the whole group look bad. Tournaments are now kicking out full groups because a player was cheating. Not only that, the whole group, usually, are branded as cheaters! Then when it comes to future tournaments, the legit players are turned down because of the cheaters.
We all, who are legit players, and groups, want to enjoy these games without hackers. It helps us to releave some stress that life brings. It helps us to bring friends together to have fun. We don’t want to play against hackers. It is destorying the possibility of us having fun. Some of my friends refuse to play games now because they see it as pointless.