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just be glad they let you know its not allowed, they don't usually do that.
EAC have kernel level access and can cause serious problem.
Maybe they should make a competent anti-cheat then.
"Most" reliable, relatively.
It still causes more issues than it fixes, in my opinion. Cheaters find ways around it constantly in every game so it really just hurts us legitimate users anymore.
Is that why cheaters are already in the game and false flags are everywhere?
Technically it causes more problems than it fixes, by denying players to play because of program "XYZ", performance issues all over the place and still letting cheaters pass-by.
In my time of gaming the last 10 years there were no worse Anticheat than EAC.