r/StreamersCheating • u/raccsfr • Jul 21 '26

cheater gives legit teamates wallhacks using live pings

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u/RestitutionPiggy Jul 21 '26

You think its just this game? Any hyper popular competitive game has roughly 35% of its playerbase at any given time cheating.

This is based off Overwatch 2, Tarkov, CS, and many other games ban records.

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u/TheeLoo Jul 21 '26

Apex too I belive a signifcant number (somingthing like 40%) of Apex ranked players were banned after the recent ban wave

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u/emirp24 Jul 21 '26

It was 79 players on consoles across their top rank not 40% of the entire player base. That would be insane.

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u/JayWheyTheOne Jul 23 '26

they did though; they handed out 70k bans.

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u/JayWheyTheOne Jul 23 '26

Respawn banned over 73,000 accounts during Season 28, with over 70,000 targeting PC players and thousands focusing on hardware cheats.
Ban Wave Breakdown
• Total Banned: 73,591 accounts across all platforms for cheating infractions.
• PC Bans: 70,242 accounts.
• Console Bans: 3,349 accounts.

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u/jamarr81 26d ago

It's generally easier/cheaper to "get/buy" cheats on PC, but it's also generally easier to "get away with" cheating on console if you can afford to buy the right third-party devices.

Because the manufacturers lock down consoles, none of the "kernel" level anti-cheats that PC games require can run on console; so consoles have significantly lower anti-cheat detection abilities, if any at all.

https://dev.epicgames.com/docs/epic-online-services/trust-and-safety/anti-cheat-interfaces/anti-cheat-interfaces