So you’re playing Hunt Showdown and you think someone’s cheating. It’s important to not just report anyone because you lost. You gotta be sure they’re actually cheating. Only report when you’re pretty sure something’s off. Make sure you have proof, because without it, it’s just your word against theirs.
Gathering Evidence Against Suspected Cheaters
Getting proof is super important. If you can, record a video of the cheating player in Hunt Showdown. Upload it unlisted on YouTube and share the link when you report. If you can’t get a video, a screenshot of the death report can also work. Don’t forget to include the cheater’s username or Steam ID. This helps the support team check things out faster.
How to Submit a Cheating Report
There are two ways to report in Hunt Showdown. You can go to the game’s support website. This is pretty straightforward and can get things moving quickly. Sometimes, they act on it in just a couple of days. Or, you can report right from the game after your match ends. Look for the option in the mission summary. When you report, give them as much info as possible, like the cheater’s Steam ID. This makes sure they can match your report to the right game and player.
Anti-Cheat Measures and Ban Appeals
Hunt Showdown uses a bunch of anti-cheat tools like BattlEye and EAC to keep the game fair. These tools are usually on point, but mistakes can happen, and sometimes people get banned by accident. If you think you’ve been wrongly banned, you can appeal. Send a ticket to the game’s support or the anti-cheat system’s support if it’s about EAC. Remember, talking about bans in public forums is a no-go. Keep it to official channels or private messages with the devs.