EA has revealed some new stats gathered over the month since Battlefield 6 launched. So far, the new Javelin anti-cheat system has been highly effective.
So far, the anti-cheat team says it’s had multiple detections for 190 cheat related programs, as well as various hardware and vendors. This has caused some of the providers to shut down their cheats. For the ones that remain up, their users are receiving detection notices and, in some cases, the cheats are not functioning as intended.
Insider Gaming notes that there have been as many as 2.4 million blocked cheating attempts.
Of course, cheats are always a cat and mouse game but so far the Javelin system has had a high success rate in blocking attempts. Different cheats will eventually pop up and the developers will have to react but so far, the track record is good, The developers continue to keep updating it too, with new features and tools to effectively ban cheaters.
KitGuru Says: Have you had any issues with cheaters in Battlefield 6? I played a lot around launch and didn’t have any issues, but quite some time has passed since then.
