SWTORStrategies: "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."
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Hackers are one of the biggest drawbacks for PC multiplayer gaming. So easy to obtain and so commonly used
This is what happens when you make a 1 dimensional game, marketed as a casual experience that might as well be a f2p experience... people get bored as hell and begin turning to alternative means of "lulz"
People need aimbots for this easy mode game??? That's the real news loool
I didn't buy this game cause from beta not only was the gameplay shallow but the fact you're able to no scope kill players from across the map was just ridiculous.
Dice disappointed big time. But I'll wait for BAttlefield 5.
Yes but its harder to spot the aimbotters unless they rank up serious kills per round because DICE has made this game SO flippin noob friendly.
lets remember its easy to hack games that are rushed and under watched. Most PC games i play ive only seen a hacker a handful of times.