While the decision of the content creator to install cheats to expose cheaters may be controversial, g0at’s video has effectively shed light on the pervasive issue of cheating in Escape From Tarkov. Just this week, DOTA 2 also take extra step on banning 40,000 cheaters from their game by an element in the game that only cheaters can see, a honey pot and those who fell on the trap are banned from the game. The problem of cheating has plagued the video game industry for years, and Escape from Tarkov is among the games struggling to combat it.
Cheating not only ruins the experience for all players, but it also undermines the integrity of the game and the hard work put in by the developers. This revelation has sparked outrage among the game’s community especially in Reddit/r/gaming, with many players feeling frustrated and discouraged. This confirms that cheating is not just a small problem in the game but is rather rampant among players. The cheater players would wiggle in return, confirming that they too were using the same cheats.
What’s even more alarming is that g0at was able to establish a “truce” with several cheaters by simply wiggling hidden behind various objects such as cars, houses, trees, bushes, floors, and even the grounds. These cheaters were able to pinpoint the exact location of other players as well as g0at’s location, even when hidden behind walls or objects, which is a behavior that cannot be replicated by regular players. After several gameplay sessions, he was able to identify multiple players who are using the same cheat by observing their unusual behavior that are far from anything normal. In the video titled “ The Wiggle That Killed Tarkov,” g0at uses the cheat to track and locate possible cheaters in the game. In a recent video posted on YouTube, a content creator named g0at exposed the extent of the cheating issue by installing a cheat himself and uncovering just how rampant cheating is in the game. Escape From Tarkov, a popular first-person shooter game developed by Battlestate Games, has been plagued by a growing cheating problem.
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