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Ive lost count of people who wont touch this or similar games as the devs do not care.
Find a server with a decent admin. if you can, only choice.
The only thing you can do - and it will only help a little bit - is to change your steam name to 123. Like that they will not get a notification ingame when u login. They also cant monitor when u logoff/login via battlemetrics site.
But as I said - thats just a small part and wont have much effect.
To the main topic: ppl have again and again said and warned about this. But nope - the majority didnt wanted to hear it. They kept claiming that new servers will magicly fix all the balance problems, duping and hacking. And kept harrassing every1 that pointed out allrdy a year ago this needs to be fixed during EA. So there u go.
What is strange, Wildcard probally had a lot smaller budget in 2015, but I remember playing on official server june 2015 and there was a developer named Eric with a Star behind his name. He would monitor the server, tell us about updates and ban cheats.
So they started off actually pretty well.
Maybe they should warn customers of this before they buy this game?.
Proper customer support would be key. Active admins that take care of a certain set of server clusters, better logging systems that record and point out fishy stuff like a player using an assault rifle to kill 15 people or more within 10 seconds - then the admin can go and investigate by spectating the guy in question and immediately ban when there's solid evidence. It's not rocket science - that's how a lot of MMO's do it for example. Right now, the players have to prove that someone is cheating by recording them. Which isn't easy because you can't spectate in ARK.
But as we all know, customer support is expensive. Usually CS representatives are not inhouse employees, but outsourced to companies that focus on stuff like that. They would need to be equipped with specifically designed admin software, trained etc. I doubt Wildcard can pull this off with the funds they have - unless everybody would be ready to pay a subscription fee for officials. Which I certainly would at this point.
Also ddos and server crashing is a serious problem on officials (as I heard).
Cheaters are always playing on full servers in all games.
You can say what you like about unofficials, it's extremly popular to do so. At least you dont have to deal with all these hacking and cheating problems on well run servers...
How dare you
It would take real time policing of server to stop cheating, which isn't feasible for official servers. Maybe unofficial, but it's like a job.
Calling people names isn't going to help your cause.