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He is wrong. Mods and hacks are two different things. Go play any coop game with no anti-cheat and see how dead they have become. People don't want to deal with cheaters just like any other game and you can say that picking people is a work around but then why have random coop in the first place? Matchmaking is supposed to be a random and fast way to find people instead of having to go outside of the game to find players. I'm sure that there will still be a few players who find ways around the anti-cheat to hack the game but at least finding random cheaters will be at a minimum.
Also it is not your game or our game. When buying Far Cry 5, all you did was buy the rights to use the property. You do not legally own the game you purchased on Steam. When you go into a game store and buy a physical copy of a game, all you own is the plastic of the cd and the case. That is the only property that you own. The game developer has the right to revoke that from you. They cannot take the physical disc away from you as it is your property, but they however can make a patch a year from now hindering the game unplayable.
News flash: Single player also carries over to multiplayer... Just hack your cheat items into single player and carry them over to multiplayer. That is why Anti-cheat has to be on both.
Except it's not your game, it's Ubisofts.
They've done that before.
This is actually something more sinister, to try and encourage microtransaction BS. Nothing more. Ubisoft has implemented EAC the right way in the past.
Here it is. The excuse to push microtransactions. There are better ways to push microtransactions than anti-cheat and I bet you know it. The devs here have been more than kind when it came to microtransactions. They executed it in the same fashion that Battlefield 4 did where you can obtain everything in game but they give the option to unlock things faster with money. Both games make it optional and neither of them push microtransactions on you. I don't know why you anti-gamers are so butthurt over optional microtransactions when there is a lot worse out there by many degrees. I love how you use sinister as if this is the ultimate sin of gaming. You remind me of those political news stations that just talk sh.it out of their as.s to get people riled up for views. What's next? Are you gonna tell me that violent video games cause murder in the world? Lol
They aren't even pushing them.
All they do is say 'Hey you can find Silver Bars hidden around in Outposts or buy them if you so desire!' in ONE single tooltip.
Outside of that the only reminder you ever get is seeing the items in the shop and the prestige cost in Silver Bars displayed next to the in-game dollars.
My lord, they truly are sinners!
They don't need Anti-Cheat or Anti-Piracy measures for that...
... B,A, select, start