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All online games will have cheaters, the more popular the more cheats will be made.
It's just business at the end of the day.

All shooters will have a cheating problem

Try "Renegade X". It's free, so at least you won't have to muck about with a refund.

Real life. The graphics are great and you only get one life, but no one cheats in the shooting sections.

All activities in life have some sort of cheating problem. It's impossible to prevent people from doing any sort of cheating, all you can do is punish them.

So, what you're asking for doesn't exist.

Killing Floor or Payday got very little online cheaters, if any at all.

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引用自 GobboKirk：

All online games will have cheaters, the more popular the more cheats will be made.
It's just business at the end of the day.

引用自 Tamamo：

Real life. The graphics are great and you only get one life, but no one cheats in the shooting sections.

引用自 Hi Im Swat：

All activities in life have some sort of cheating problem. It's impossible to prevent people from doing any sort of cheating, all you can do is punish them.

So, what you're asking for doesn't exist.

I wasn't necessarily asking for a game with "no" cheaters, but a game without a problem. Siege is straight up unplayable. You're in a "good" lobby if there is only 2 cheaters out of 10 players.

引用自 The nameless Gamer：

Try "Renegade X". It's free, so at least you won't have to muck about with a refund.

I'm gonna check this one out. I haven't heard of it.

Stuff like walking through walls can be stopped by the game developer if they just make sure what the player is trying to do makes sense. This is more of a problem in games like Dark Souls where the developers blindly trust anything any player claims happened.

Seeing people through walls is more complicated to prevent and often can't be prevented entirely, but it's still somewhat within the developer's control.

Stuff like aimbotting isn't possible to prevent, because it's something a theoretically infinite-skilled and infinite-dexterous player could do legitimately with the game's controls. So to prevent that, you'd either need an admin watching the server (or able to step in and watch if someone reports a problem), which works well for games with community-run dedicated servers, or some system for recording matches and reviewing them for cheats, which is what most of the big games with skill based matchmaking do.

The only way to make a game nobody can cheat at is to make a game nobody can play.

Any game with competitive multiplayer is going to have cheaters.

There will always be humans that desire to get ahead by any means.

引用自 Arceal：

I spoke with a friend who said that CS2 is also really bad. With the exclusion of Battlefield 6, are there any good competitive shooters without a horrible cheating problem?

You can't have a competition without people trying to cheat their way in.

引用自 Arceal：

I am big into Rainbow Six Siege, absolutely love the game and play it at a high level. But it's straight up unplayable and has been for several months due to cheaters.

I spoke with a friend who said that CS2 is also really bad. With the exclusion of Battlefield 6, are there any good competitive shooters without a horrible cheating problem?

Any games with little popularity. You guess, cheaters usually left these to infest the more popular game and the cycle continues.

The best solution and it's been like this for years is to find privately hosted game servers that has active admins monitoring the game to remove cheaters.

A lot of times the groups that do this will spread out over multiple games so once you find a group you enjoy playing on their servers it can help you enjoy fair gameplay for many years.