Halo Infinite Already Has A Problem With Hackers, Dr Disrespect Concerned
Hackers are already blatantly going to work in Halo Infinite, and it’s leaving a sour taste in people’s mouths. Far and wide, it’s being praised as an incredible competitive multiplayer, but there are some very real fears in the air. Halo Infinite might be the new hotness, but if hackers ruin it like they do Warzone, the chance of it falling off before the full game even launches is real. There are people right now calling for crossplay to be disabled, it’s so bad. That way, at least the Xbox players could play in relative peace. In particular, Dr Disrespect has spoken about the possibility of hackusations coming to Halo Infinite. He’s rightly worried too – Halo Infinite is awesome.
We Want Halo Infinite To Be Free of Hackusations
Cheaters are going to be in every game, let’s be honest. But we’ve seen no end to people cheating with complete disregard for the feelings of others or even their own accounts. Wicked Good Gaming shared a clip of one of the Halo Infinite hackers. They did point out that it seemed to lead to a ban in-game as well as on Twitch, which is a positive. That still shows we have a pretty serious problem on our hands. So what did the Two-Time say on Twitter about the hackers in Halo Infinite?
Cheating in Halo is a scary thing to think about.
— Dr Disrespect (@drdisrespect) November 28, 2021
If it gets out of control like Warzone, everyone is gonna question everything and then it turns into this huge hackusation movement nobody wants.
Microsoft…. give us some relief. It's such a good game.
“Cheating in Halo is a scary thing to think about. If it gets out of control like Warzone, everyone is gonna question everything and then it turns into this huge hackusation movement nobody wants. Microsoft….give us some relief. It’s such a good game.”
This says a lot – Dr Disrespect doesn’t chat up just any game as being good. The moment he loses interest, we’ll know, that’s for sure. Other Warzone players have spoken up in agreement as well. Nobody wants to wonder if every sick player is just some jerk cheating. We want to be in awe of someone’s skills, and try to overcome the best players in the world. DougisRaw, who we recently spoke about, agreed, saying:
“This. Not gonna go through another game that has everyone contemplating if someone is nuts.”
Others want Kernel anti-cheat, despite people throwing very real tantrums when Valorant announced Kernel-level anti-cheat. We have no idea what 343 Industries is going to do about the hacker problem they are currently facing. It could be that their anti-cheat isn’t online yet, but that would be disastrous to hear. Why would they start the first competitive season without it? We’ll keep you up to date as this story develops. We don’t know about you, but we’re hoping for a long life for Halo Infinite, and not one riddled with cheaters and hackusations. So many people have a negative story about hackers in Halo Infinite, and the multiplayer beta is only a few weeks old right now. We can just hope this changes, and changes soon.
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