Cycle: Frontier is shutting down. So much for a good anti-cheat eh?

[Tyo_ma]

I mean, ive played it on release, dropped the game, came back after 7 or 8 months and discovered, im banned. Ive never being banned in game ever. They said, its a mistake, they will get into it to unban me and nothing since. Good thing, they are killing off this tarkov wanna be thing

[Provo]

It's a real shame... the game had so much potential, tbh I don't know what killed it. I remember 'Scavengers' a similar looking game with PvPvE aspects and battle royale that was also cancelled due to timegating items and upgrades research and lack of progress in new activities. It's a shame games like that are getting shut down :(

[Моряч_ОК (скуфиза]

That's what you get for "releasing" an alpha version of the game, tho.

[Maviba]

Originally posted by Provo:

It's a real shame... the game had so much potential, tbh I don't know what killed it.

It was mainly cheaters killing it.

Anti-cheat measurment weren'T very effective or came too late.
A lot of players left the servers because of them and so TCF eventually didn't pay out for Yager any more.

[Gog]

This is kinda why I think live service games are doomed and games with actual dedicated servers are going to maintain themselves and outlast everything else.

Like, community driven servers are the only good way to battle cheating in games because the servers have active admins and are monitoring it. If you blatantly cheat, you'll get banned.

But yeah, the cheating is one of the main things that killed this game. People are also more paranoid about cheating than ever before too. When you combo that with a full loot PVP game like this, it's disastrous.

[Immortan Joe]

Originally posted by Хохлобыстин:

That's what you get for "releasing" an alpha version of the game, tho.

Hehe right, should've continued as an EA.