I think you can buy a cheat tool in gaijin marketplace the name is “F-14A IRIAF”
You mean a sub-par 13.0 that’s worse than the F-14B that’s the same BR as it, which itself is worse than half to most of the other 13.0s…
Uhuh.
I can play an F-14B at 12.3 known as the F-18A and have a better time.
Premium F-18Cs for the 12.7 crowd.
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nope, F14A IRIAF still has better In my opinion cause it have best BVRAAM for now and if you don’t know how to notch correctly you will get die so fast. Are you playing in ASB ?
Yes for Top Tier battles.
Doesnt matter what BR it is as long as it is RB you need the Anti-Cheat.
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It literally doesn’t
Two words. Mo ney
Gajin loses no money letting cheaters run around, but Gajin does lose money banning cheaters. Remember, the people willing to pay for cheat clients are the same people willing to pay for OP premiums, or at least premiums ppl claim are OP. Gajin knows that all too well.
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Thus is the nature of capitalism, especially the scramble for maximization at the late stages we are at now.
@Pangolin_Fan
That’s not how the conspiracy theory works.
The conspiracy theory is that Gaijin bans cheaters constantly so they come back and spend more money on the game after being banned. [Not my opinion.]
No company loses money banning cheaters.
Unless…
market conditions favor short-term/quarterly growth over long-term stability, which is a strong factor in the modern economy. A low level of cheaters is tolerated as long as there isn’t an immediate threat to revenue. Long-term solutions cost money now, and doesn’t guarantee immediate reward, so isn’t prioritized. Same signals and incentives drive short-term cash-grabbing with shiny new vehicles and premiums over long-term gameplay enjoyment design and refactors. As long as they can keep player resentment below a certain level, it’s “fine” for the balance sheet - and if that means losing long-term veterans over whales and cheaters who don’t go over the top, so be it.
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