Hidden Player ID / Profile = Impossible to report Cheater details.
Seems like the capability of prevent others access your profile, make reporting cheater harder.
Just have a match with a cheater can crouch and run at insane speed. After In-game report, I tried to submitted a ticket also, but due to can't access cheater profile, I only can profile the time of the match, and character of the cheater, and details of the cheating.
Wondering is it enough?
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Even though you can't see the player's ID, BHVR can, so when you submit an in-game report it allows BHVR to pull the info. Just follow it up with a ticket on the forums, since the chat reporting isn't working.
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Honestly theyve made it so hard to report esp. with anon mode I dont even bother reporting cheaters.
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‘Cept that you still can.
Anonymous mode, if anything, makes it easier. Since you don’t actually need the player ID anymore.
Still an unnecessarily long process, though.
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Same. I used to record video and go out my way to upload it to YT and show them, but it's such a hassle. We should be able to report it in game and call it a day.
I appreciate what they do, but I do not have it in me to take my own videos and then take the time to do all that when the investigation should be on them to do it.
In FFXIV (another game I play) we don't have to send any screenshots or game footage. They already know when people are hacking and get rid of them quickly, be it PVP or PVE. I guess it's different here.
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You no longer need a Steam ID or any other identifiers like that. You use their match name/character when you report the trial, in-game, which flags that trial and that player for the devs. Fill out the report. Add in video evidence and you're done.
They're adding in a response to such reports down the road too.
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They could save us a lot of trouble with reports and many MANY other issues if they made a replay feature.
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