The PC market for Star Wars: Battlefront is seeing a serious problem with cheating. I recall when the same thing was happening on a massive scale with Counter-Strike and later, CS:GO. While cheating and hacking is still a problem, at least Valve has some safeguards in place to try to combat it and most private servers also have their own protocol for spotting, kicking and banning hackers. 6c4s5z
While the poster of this image is saying they need to fix it or send all PC players a refund (something that sounds a bit unreasonable), he does have a point about the aimbotters being a serious problem.
In Star Wars Battlefront, there seems to already be a small PC playerbase, making it more difficult to ruining the game.
The basic protocol when you run across a hacker/cheater is:
Step 1: Report
Step 2 (if you choose): Leave and find a new game
However, the problem some people are finding is that the same hackers show up again and again, or leaving one game for another means you come across another. The cheating is becoming a serious problem for many PC players now.
Cheating is not a new players who’ve paid a lot of money for the game.
Another complaint is that the bans seem to happen in waves and not right game play experience.
