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by 0x457
896 days ago
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It's irrelevant. I play a lot of destiny 2 and the trials were extremely annoying before anti-cheat. Imagine you're one win away from going flawless (7 consecutive wins) and some asshole jumps in the air and headshots your entire team in as fast as the gun allows it. That's not fun. That means you have to start over. You get lucky if you only get cheater(s) in your first game, so there isn't any progress lost. This resulted in a very shallow matchmaking pool with large skill gaps because casuals and mid-tiers didn't want to deal with this bullshit. |
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And if the cheaters can't play any better than the top human players, there's no harm done. At that point it doesn't matter if it's a cheater that's breaking your streak or a top human player that's doing the same.