Battlefield 2042 might not be out until October, but chancers in the cheating community have already begun selling exploits for the multiplayer shooter.
Spotted by a severely limited audience during this month's technical tests.
That said, it's unsurprising that cheaters would be setting their eyes on Battlefield 2042. Competitors like Call of Duty: Warzone have been utterly besieged by cheaters since launch, recently suffering from take down an "undetectable" aimbot that could theoretically work on any game, on any platform.
It's natural, then, that we should expect Battlefield 2042 to catch cheaters' attention. But forgetting even the October release, the early interest from modders sparks concern over an open beta set to kick off in September.
It'd be a shame if our first look at Battlefield 2042 was immediately marred by cheaters. The next entry in Dice's bombastic shooter is shaping up to be something real special—with a taking cues from Escape from Tarkov.
