Battlefield 6 players are already complaining about cheaters
Even the most sophisticated systems can’t guarantee complete protection against cheaters.
Although Battlefield 6 on PC requires Secure Boot and TPM 2.0, some players determined to gain an unfair edge have found methods to bypass those protections.
Shortly after launch, members of the community began sharing gameplay clips of Battlefield 6 that clearly show cheating in action.
Some players pointed to Activision’s shooter as a precedent — even Call of Duty’s advanced anti-cheat has shown weaknesses, with cheaters appearing in matches:
“Looks like Battlefield 6 has the same cheating issues as Call of Duty. Is Javelin just a copy of Ricochet (CoD’s anti-cheat)? Seems that way.”
Source: iXBT.games
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