-E-Claymore

Three of my friends and I were resupplying at one of our tents, then all four of us were thrown into the air, at least a couple hundred feet in my case. I died immediately, two logged out on impact (alive, but severely wounded), and one died when it happened a second time a few seconds later. We've seen aimbots at work, no other way to explain someone with their back to you, that spins around and headshots you in about a second. I've logged in and had a Mk12 SPR and 8 mags spawned into my gear, twice.

[Redact original reply] I'm aware of that, and even said so in my post, but that doesn't mean that we, as a community, shouldn't try to help mitigate the problems. Giving server admins the ability to police the servers that they are paying for could do just that.

Yes, but from what we've been told/seen, admins can't ban people from their servers. The cheaters just go crying to the forum and the servers get blacklisted. That helps things how? I can't force anyone to agree with me, I'm only expressing the concern and frustration that I'm seeing in the entire group of my friends. I suppose I could have simply said "Let server admins ban people if they need to", but that wouldn't have the same impact. I know it's in Alpha, and things will be screwed up. I work for video a game company that put it's game out in Alpha, believe me, I know. But that doesn't mean everyone should sit idly by while some people make the game a lot less enjoyable for everyone else. If server admins can thin the hacking and cheating out by banning players that do it, I don't see why we can't. Yes, I realize that could be abused as well, but which is the lesser evil? (Yes, game hacking is evil.)