Yeah, it's pretty bad. > How do they try to stop it now? Generally, they don't. They have an in game reporting function, but it doesn't seem to do much good.

Yeah, it's pretty bad. > How do they try to stop it now? Generally, they don't. They have an in game reporting function, but it doesn't seem to do much good. Many cheaters live stream their exploits, seeing people through walls, getting 100%-accuracy-all-head-shots, etc. The net code that's responsible for reporting where you are aiming is separate from the data/code that reports where your bullets are sent, so some cheaters show off by shoot directly at the ground below their feet while magically killing people several hundred feet up above in a helicopter. The experience is often pretty bad, and yet people still play the game...