The Marathon Effect? Arc Raiders Developers Vow to Toughen Anti-Cheat Measures
The ongoing crusade against unfair play is gaining momentum.
Following a recent pledge from the developers of the extraction shooter Marathon to aggressively combat cheating, the team behind Arc Raiders has now broken their silence. Embark Studios had recently faced a wave of criticism from fans who felt the studio’s stance on exploiters was far too lenient.
To coincide with the release of the Shrouded Sky update, Embark Studios issued a formal statement detailing their anti-cheat infrastructure. The developers shed light on a multi-layered defense system that integrates a variety of sophisticated tools, including the use of advanced machine learning algorithms:
The Arc Raiders development team emphasized that they have already addressed several major exploits. Furthermore, they have tightened their community guidelines and bolstered enforcement protocols to ensure a more secure and balanced environment for all players.
Source: iXBT.games
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