Hackers still rampant despite multiple reports - Please give visibility on this.

[DoH]

If you are not on Primal, this has nothing to do with you because you are making story on something you don't even know
That guy is known bot users with many multi alts.
The only reason he still run at large is he is protected by this forum policy of no name shaming
Unless that is your alt and you are trying to cover it up

Ah, there we go - that's more like it. The typical accusation from sweaty kids who play PvP.

Although hackers are annoying (I'm not disagreeing with you there), what I'm saying is that unless you can show that they're having a big impact on the outcome of a Frontlines match (again, you can share their post-game states without sharing their name), the much bigger issue with PvP in this game is people not knowing what the objectives are or just being bad in general. That the majority of people who do Frontlines are doing it solely once a day for the roulette experience certainly isn't helping in that regard. Also, for the record, there are hackers on servers other than just Primal. I run into them occasionally. They're just generally bad.

[Garuketo]

Ah, there we go - that's more like it. The typical accusation from sweaty kids who play PvP.

Although hackers are annoying (I'm not disagreeing with you there), what I'm saying is that unless you can show that they're having a big impact on the outcome of a Frontlines match (again, you can share their post-game states without sharing their name), the much bigger issue with PvP in this game is people not knowing what the objectives are or just being bad in general. That the majority of people who do Frontlines are doing it solely once a day for the roulette experience certainly isn't helping in that regard. Also, for the record, there are hackers on servers other than just Primal. I run into them occasionally. They're just generally bad.

People like you are the reason others can openly cheat in the game and no-one bats an eye. Who cares how much of an impact the cheater has on the game if they are still cheating at the end of the day. So what if a majority of people who play frontlines just play for their daily exp and don't know how to properly play each map. What right does that give cheaters to ruin the experience of the people who want to win the game or just play for fun?

[Divinemights]

Ah, there we go - that's more like it. The typical accusation from sweaty kids who play PvP.

Although hackers are annoying (I'm not disagreeing with you there), what I'm saying is that unless you can show that they're having a big impact on the outcome of a Frontlines match (again, you can share their post-game states without sharing their name), the much bigger issue with PvP in this game is people not knowing what the objectives are or just being bad in general. That the majority of people who do Frontlines are doing it solely once a day for the roulette experience certainly isn't helping in that regard. Also, for the record, there are hackers on servers other than just Primal. I run into them occasionally. They're just generally bad.

/Facepalm
Unbelievable, every words out of you are simply wrong to the core.
Rules are not mean to be broken.
You can keep your non sense to yourself.

[Bobby66]

/Facepalm
Unbelievable, every words out of you are simply wrong to the core.
Rules are not mean to be broken.
You can keep your non sense to yourself.

Is a rule that is not enforced really a rule to be followed?

[Shibi]

Is a rule that is not enforced really a rule to be followed?

Depends if you have ethics, I guess. Some people value that trait, others don't care.

It's a never ending struggle there from those who don't care for rules and will cheat to be top of the pack, and those with honour who prefer to duel clean.

[Bobby66]

Depends if you have ethics, I guess. Some people value that trait, others don't care.

It's a never ending struggle there from those who don't care for rules and will cheat to be top of the pack, and those with honour who prefer to duel clean.

I am sure most people have their own ethical standards they follow, so do not think it is a lack of ethics or morals but more so a difference in what people value.

Honor may not have a value in one's system and that is why we need enforcement if we want rules to be follow we can expect people to operate on an Honor system.

[Divinemights]

Is a rule that is not enforced really a rule to be followed?

You are welcome to join him to make the situation worst and maybe the useless NA staffs SE hired for NA data centers will get their ass kicked by SE Tokyo suit.
At this point, I am not mad on SE but looking low on their NA team.

[Kafuru]

Ah, there we go - that's more like it. The typical accusation from sweaty kids who play PvP.

Although hackers are annoying (I'm not disagreeing with you there), what I'm saying is that unless you can show that they're having a big impact on the outcome of a Frontlines match (again, you can share their post-game states without sharing their name), the much bigger issue with PvP in this game is people not knowing what the objectives are or just being bad in general. That the majority of people who do Frontlines are doing it solely once a day for the roulette experience certainly isn't helping in that regard. Also, for the record, there are hackers on servers other than just Primal. I run into them occasionally. They're just generally bad.

Here's some recent games from Last week showing the "big impact" the hacker is having on the match, I can provide more if needed. The impact of the user is irrelevant though, who cares if they're bad or good. Hacking is wrong in either case and ruins the experience of both the people doing it daily for the experience and the "sweaty pvp players". Feel free to move the goalposts again though about how 30 and 38 kills isn't having a big impact on the outcome of the frontline match. (they won both matches)