The game I like to play, Destiny 2, suffers from a lot of cheaters. Players don't complain about too much anti-cheat: they complain about too little, and urge B

The game I like to play, Destiny 2, suffers from a lot of cheaters. Players don't complain about too much anti-cheat: they complain about too little, and urge Bungie to adopt stricter controls. Many wouldn't even think twice about the game requiring a kernel extension. Majority would probably even celebrate the move if it was effective at eliminating cheaters. So the flip-side of this feeling seems to be just as common.