Between trolls, Graveyard Drivers, people who just cry, or Idiots, there are soooooo many reasons to private play in gaming that cheaters are honestly far down that list in reasons to self quarantine. Kick them or bouncing will always be your best optionĪnd as far as the last point of people making there lobbies private as time gos on? Yeah that happens anyways simply because people get tired of dealing with pubs. The idea that slapping some anti cheat on will make them go away or will somehow keep a high portion of them "honest" is laughable in the extreme. CSGO, PUBG, OverWatch, pretty much every big game out there has cheaters despite anti cheat programs. People who want to cheat are going to cheat difficulty be damned. This does need to be given thought before it does. It may not be pressing now but this can and will escalate. Once its more widespread less people will make their games public due to the increased odds of a griefer joining. Its annoying, and if they add anti cheat cool, but its not a huge pressing issue.Įven if you are sceptical of *all* the points I have made you must concede that the easier it is to cheat the more people will cheat and the less sense there is to earning things the honest way. If i see a guy with a super high level im thinking one of two things, "ok they prob know the run down, good" or if its stupid high, "holy crap he needs to get out more often" And erosion of community? mate no one cares about some stars slapped on next to your username. No one is harmed if you notice someone cheating in deep rock, you just bounce and find another game or kick the turd player. Not at all, pvp there is harm in cheating and leads to population bleed. Lets stop pretending this situation is ok so it can grow past cheaters. When they see stars attached to a gold frame that should fill them with confidence in that players abilities, not suspicion. Newer players take their cues from more experienced players.
Aside from being unfair in the extreme it leads to the biggest drawback, which is.Ĥ. Shouldn't have to regulate a game they paid for and definitely shouldn't have to keep their eyes peeled due to the lack of a feature that should be present. It devalues those rewards and the time invested by honest, loyal players. They realised that if a cheater is able to obtain all the rewards that are supposed to be earned then it doesn't matter if its co-op or not. Dead by Daylight was in the same boat yet developers eventually got an anti-cheat put in when they had enough money because.Ģ. Thats a really bad justification for the following reasons ġ. Cheaters are generally pretty obvious and get kicked quickly or if you join a game with them you just leave and find/host another. 3rd party anti-cheat would likely create more trouble than it would fix and cost money to license. Originally posted by Syncourt:I doubt it.
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