Titanfall’s Anti-cheat System Creates Some Hilarious Results
There is almost not a single multiplayer game out there that doesn’t have its own base of cheaters, and Titanfall is no exception either. And it wasn’t long before players started using the infamous auto-aim hack on PC and, very rarely, on Xbox. Respawn Entertainment made it clear they would not tolerate it, and as such, their Titanfall anti-cheat will now be enforced.
Banned players will still be able to play the game, but they’ll be separated entirely from the main player base. In short, they’ll all be thrown into a little cell where cheaters of all kind can rage at each other while they simultaneously rewrite the laws of the game. In all honesty, the game would get a heck lot of hits if it were to make a show of cheaters versus cheaters. Then, what will happen if you’re a good, honest Pilot looking to smash mechs in honourable hand-to-hand combat or shooting, but you have a pal that likes playing dirty? Well, you’ll be stashed in the cheater corner along with the rest.
At any time someone feels they’ve been banned unfairly, though, an email can be sent with a feasible explanation, and you’ll be back in the game. And if you’re wondering if you’re even banned in the first place, the lobby screen in the article’s image won’t lie to you.
Check out SpawnFirst’s review of Titanfall here.
