Video game revenue is projected to reach $174 billion this year, according to IDC. But there’s an issue many developers don’t want to talk about — cheating.
Imagine being able to see through walls, control your gun's recoil or shoot people far away without missing. This might sound like fantasy but it is within the realm of possibilities. These options are not open to most players, unless you know how to hack or are willing to spend money for special software.
"If a game has a lot of cheating, you just really have to hope that the people who run the game, the developers, work their butts off as fast as they can to get that dealt with, because it is an issue," said Eric Wrona, a professional e-gaming player who goes by the gaming name "Snip3down." Ubisoft, which makes Rainbow Six Siege, declined an interview. However, in a statement, spokesman Anthony Acosta said in part, "Rainbow Six Siege does not tolerate cheats and exploits used in-game. Players found using cheats are penalized and/or banned accordingly.""For the higher-end cheats I've made, I've sold them for hundreds of dollars a month. Usually $100," he said. Demirkapi offered his cheats as a monthly subscription, a common practice.
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