Identify Tarkov titles that expose cheaters and hold offenders accountable.
Identify Tarkov titles that expose cheaters and hold offenders accountable.
Tarkov compiling spreadsheet of cheaters https://www.eurogamer.net/escape-from-ta...preadsheet Here's the spreadsheet
Upon closer inspection, a single individual bears the name "no ragrets".
This only functions after a major win that eliminates many cheaters from my view. Thanks for encouraging higher standards for public shaming of cheaters.
This situation has been ongoing for years, and the only solution seems to be banning cheaters and publicly criticizing them. If that doesn’t work, I won’t get my money back. Whenever a big cheating incident occurs, Nikita does an AMA on Reddit to ease tensions, but only a few people are removed and things go back to normal.
It makes no surprise that many people are upset about users being banned for using "TTV" in their names.
Typically, when a cheat gets exposed—like a video demonstrating its capabilities and real-world usage—the number of cheaters increases significantly. Most often it's people who realized the benefits and then used the cheat for reasons like anger, revenge, jealousy, or fear that others will follow. This group tends to grow rapidly. Particularly if there are mechanics in the game that can be exploited for money or advantage, the problem becomes even bigger. What I think about is similar to what @Levent mentioned.
The developers are just sharing random data with the community while hiding cheaters through costly bans. Their AMAs repeat the same questions and answers over and over, offering the same outdated solutions. The empty promises seem designed to work with the current player base. There’s no real reason to care about any problems or updates in this game. It’s essentially a profit-driven project that never delivers on its claims, as shown by the long list of broken promises and features that eventually lead to disappointing releases. These efforts feel like a waste of time, and the spreadsheets they create are just another example of this pattern.