"Star Wars: Frontline 2" has risen in popularity, but there are too many plug-ins for the PC version of the game!

　　Star Wars: Frontline 2　The number of players online has continued to rise in the past month, reaching a peak that has not been seen in many years. This was originally a good thing for the game community to recover, but the more people play, the more people with bad intentions.

　　This month, the host version has been operating well, but the PC version has been plagued by cheaters. Just last month, the community developer of Kyber custom servers revealed that EA took the "deploy server-side fixes" approach to prevent key vulnerabilities from being exploited, which obviously was not very useful.

　　There are many posts complaining about plug-ins on social platforms, and the video released by anchor Penguinz0 intuitively shows the current situation of the game: although there are not many plug-ins, the frequency of occurrence is so high that it is almost impossible to play games normally. This is true for anchors, and even more so for players.

Players spontaneously push "Star Wars: Frontline 2" to regain attention, bringing the game back to life, but according to EA's recent implementation plan, it is estimated that the focus will not be on the game, and the possibility of anti-cheating updates is even more slim.