The thing is, they don’t spend many more times that on multiple accounts: they buy hacked accounts for under one USD each.
Or I just actually believed you have just learned it since you misinterpreted my intentions in the statement that started all this. If it came of condescending thats my fault. I’m just here to have a discussion and confused why you’re so combative against me when I disagree on something.
If you didnt just learn it thats fine thats just a misinterpretation just like with my statement.
It’s these types methods along with origin subscriptions that bug the hell out of everyone. Should be easy knock outs for ea. They just choose not too.
@ pajsner Sure they care, but maybe it’s more about who they prioritize- if they really cared, the game would be fixed and would not be the steaming pile of disappointment that it is !! just saying, bro !!!
only a sucker would spend money for some cheesy skins ( that should be free to earn) for a broken beta game !!
The way i see it , is that they really don’t care. They don’t allow name and shame on forums regardless of video proof, they took out the ban notifications in game so you cant tell if someone is banned or not, the stop using PB and “say” they have some kind of anti-cheat system in place, that system is for us to report players ourselves, then we see the same players weeks and months later still cheating.
This thread is here just to pacify us and make us feel like they value our feedback. They don’t listen to our feedback and think that they know whats best for the game whenever they do a patch or update. EA/Dice roll or more options in each patch and update helps you spend more money than they do on putting in fixes to bugs and issues that have been there since the beginning. Prime examples a lot of people asked to be fixed was team balance , anti-cheat, and assignments settings that you don’t have to exit a game to set, and none of these have been addressed. I wont get into RSP that dead horse has been beaten enough and wont be fixed ever.
You can just take a look on the leaderboard on battlefield tracker to see the enormous amount topping them. I don’t give two sharts how “good” you are its takes a good 5 minutes to easily find someone.
I’d like to know if I can get a refund for BF5. Because when I purchased it, I fully expected good clean fights. However I’m seeing some blatant cheating. People laying on the floor but moving fast like they’re running popping people off. I saw one person jump down on top of a group of enemy units on my own team with a pistol & head shot them all.
I report, I save video’s but nothing ever seems to be done. If it’s not wallhacking, its aimbots & the amazing ability for people to instantly turn & kill you if you shoot at them from behind, like they instantly know where you are & pop dead. I’ve played a lot of FPS games & I know the difference between player controlled movement & instant movement aided by cheats.
I reported one player 2 months ago with a ton of video showing him with 100+ kills with 0 deaths & came across the same player again recently doing the same stuff.
I feel greatly let down by the lack of aggression EA show in combating cheating. They did well with BF 2142. The games were utterly broken with cheating & they cracked down on it & it became really enjoyable. With this, players seem to know where you are like your walking around with Christmas lights all over you.
I accept some people are really good. But like I’ve said, there’s actions that no mouse or controller could simulate by human hand. If you get shot at from behind, you have to turn & look for who’s shooting you. I’ve seen people instantly turn & pop pop killed the enemy.
Maybe if I give the game a miss for a few months & come back, things might change. But as things are right now, I feel like I’ve been sold a con.
You have become completely unhinged.
Fun fact, there is hack software that does not show overlay and acquires targets at head and/center mass with the press and hold of a key of your choosing.
This enables them a cheater to “quickly acquire” a target and stay on point when they desire, or to not use it and do it the old fashion way to avoid obvious detection.
Battlefield V (PC) does not appear to monitor for this as countless videos of this software in use are rife on nearly every streaming site.
At it’s core it is really insidious because it can be enabled / disabled at the press of a button.
Some Streamers have even been recorded using this. They show their hand when they make the habit of pressing it excessively or by accident.
As a viewer, just because they are streaming and have a face cam does not defend or provide any evidence that someone is not cheating.
You know when they’re caught with the software enabled as they will go from fair play to suddenly making a headshot, make a 180 degree turn and track someone else behind cover a mile away.
One that has been busted for this before is still playing now and has a following of a sizable number of viewers (as depressing as that is) and besides a brief “break from the game” he is back at it again. Likely because he was waiting for his suspension to clear.
My point:
Whether or not someone streams with a face cam is no evidence that they aren’t cheating.
Whether or not you can see an overlay on their displayed screen is no evidence that they arn’t cheating.
Watch their gameplay closely, and an experienced player can tell when the line crosses professional grade gamer, to clearly using artificial aim assistance.
Ultimate frustration:
Proven cheaters, should be permanently ban.
Not suspended.
Whether or not someone has an audience following them should not hold weight or any influence over a decision to ban them when proven to be cheating.
This is clearly not being done, even to the point streamers are cheating now.
This only broadcasts the problem more, which instead of highlighting the problem to be fixed, is instead advertising to liken minds which game to go to, to cheat and build an audience with…
Hey Tyrone. I get RLS’s frustration. Personally I don’t even tackle esp at the moment. There’s enough rage aimbotter’s with large mag LMG’s running around ruining US servers nightly to keep me busy. Just getting the video and submitting tickets for those players and attaching daily game reports is enough of my time (especially now with the much longer processing times than when I originally started submitting).
I too, like RSL, record esp’ers and point farmers.
- Some of the tactics point farmers are using to pad their stats is absolutely sad, but inevitable if you’re going to create a rewards system solely based on a stat. I can’t imagine jumping into a match and being of no value to your team doing what they are doing at the moment and I won’t get into specific details as consoles are vulnerable to what these players are doing as well.
- ESP. I still use @Rogue-N9 video as the standard for breaking down the generally not so subtle “tells” that would give away a player using this cheat. It’s tough to fight human instinct when you can see everyone not to want to lock on a target long before you should be able to see them in game play. I have followed guys that are on one the outlying CPs away from the fray that have just dropped a target and immediately turn their attention in a direction where you’re like “what tipped that off”. There fov on the mini is fixated in one direction, they travel 2-3x the length of the mini map, players not spotted on their mini, none of their own players are around (so you can scratch off Discord), they have had to clear 1-2 corners and all the while their aiming cross-hair has never left the area where the target should be. One time you can dismiss, but many times in a game…like Rogue-N9 said, “yeah, I don’t think so”. It’s amazing you look at a 32 player team and take that 1 or 2 players out looking at some the key overall stats how much it can shift the standard deviation…hmmmm
@RSL. Keep doing what your doing because you’re doing something.