EA continues to crack down on cheating in Battlefield 6, and has now decided to put pressure not only on the cheaters themselves, but also on the device manufacturers who help them circumvent the rules. The collective mind takes a hit.
The publisher has complained to the makers of Cronus Zen and Strike Pack because third-party tools allow the devices to be used to cheat in EA games. Following the company’s appeal, content and scripts related to the EA project have been removed from Cronus Zen and Strike Pack’s public websites and their Discord servers.
EA sees this as the next step in the fight against cheating and emphasizes that it will continue to take action in multiple directions simultaneously. The developer’s goal is to maintain fair conditions for both casual and competitive play. Meanwhile, the company separately noted that it needs to focus not just on the offenders themselves, but also on the tools that give them an advantage.
