Arc Raiders surpasses Call of Duty in terms of cheaters

Arc Raiders quickly became one of the most talked-about multiplayer games of the year, thanks to its high player count and consistent popularity. However, this rapid rise also brought an unexpected crisis. The recent surge in cheating complaints in Arc Raiders has created unrest among players, and the scale of the problem is now being compared to major franchises like Call of Duty.

The Cheating Problem in Arc Raiders is Growing

Arc Raiders has been virtually invaded by cheaters as the busy holiday season approaches. According to feedback shared by the community, the number of players using aimbots, wallhacks, and similar software has increased significantly in recent weeks. Players report encountering suspicious accounts in almost every raid.

One of the main reasons for this increase is cited as the vacation period for the development team. Embark Studios’ moderation and support teams working with limited staff during this time created a breeding ground for cheaters. Players who felt the situation was getting out of control began to voice their reactions more loudly on social media and streams.

The main factor that fueled the debate was the open involvement of well-known streamers. Shroud, in a stream, stated that the cheating problem in Arc Raiders has made gameplay meaningless and that quitting the game would be inevitable if concrete steps weren’t taken soon. Similarly, names like Ninja and HutchMF also called on the developers to take action.

Some players and streamers are even comparing the current situation in Arc Raiders to Call of Duty at its “worst.” The ease with which zero-level accounts or profiles with numerous previous bans can participate in the game highlights the seriousness of the cheating problem. The steps taken in the coming weeks for Arc Raiders will likely determine whether the game can overcome this crisis.

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