Arc Raiders Implements Denuvo Anti-Cheat Amid Cheating Concerns
Embark Studios is rolling out Denuvo's anti-cheat software to Arc Raiders, initially to a limited player base, to combat ongoing cheating issues.
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Arc Raiders devs promise "strict measures" are being taken against item duplication users and more Denuvo as Embark fights to get cheaters under control
Embark Studios is implementing strict measures against users engaging in item duplication and cheating in Arc Raiders, expanding the use of Denuvo Anti-Cheat. The developers are also introducing new in-game notifications to inform players when their reports lead to action against cheaters, aiming to maintain a fair gaming environment.
Arc Raiders has added Denuvo anticheat 'initially to a limited player pool' after a successful rollout in The…
Embark Studios has begun implementing Denuvo anti-cheat software into Arc Raiders, initially for a limited player pool, following a successful rollout in The Finals. This move aims to combat persistent cheating issues that have plagued the extraction shooter since its launch. While Denuvo has faced criticism for potential performance impacts, Embark Studios has stated they will not use its DRM and are working to minimize performance effects.
Arc Raiders has begun its rollout of Denuvo anti-cheat software, minus the DRM
Embark Studios has begun implementing Denuvo's anti-cheat software in Arc Raiders, starting with a limited player pool on May 19. The developer is opting out of Denuvo's DRM component to prioritize game performance and user experience, despite recent cheating allegations following the Riven Tides update.
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Embark Studios is implementing Denuvo Anti-Cheat for Arc Raiders in an effort to combat cheating. The studio states they are working to ensure the anti-cheat software has minimal impact on game performance.
Arc Raiders turns to Denuvo Anti-Cheat in hopes of curbing foul play, Embark say they're "working to ensure minimal impact on performance"
Embark Studios is implementing Denuvo Anti-Cheat software in Arc Raiders to combat cheating, with plans to roll it out to a limited player pool starting May 19th. The studio emphasizes their commitment to minimizing performance impact, a concern that has affected other games using similar technology. This update also introduces a new trader named Ermal and a grenade launcher weapon called the Rascal.
Arc Raiders turns to Denuvo to finally squash the extraction shooter's cheating problem, but Embark won't use DRM and is "working to ensure minimal impact on performance"
Embark Studios has implemented Denuvo's Anti-Cheat measures in the latest Arc Raiders patch to combat cheating. The studio assures players that this implementation will not involve DRM and is being optimized to minimize performance impact. This update also includes new weapons, a trader, and balance adjustments.
Embark are testing kernel-level anti-cheat in Arc Raiders to help put a stop to its ongoing cheating problem
Embark Studios is testing a new kernel-level anti-cheat system for Arc Raiders, combining Easy Anti-Cheat with machine learning models to combat ongoing cheating issues. The studio addressed concerns about accessibility devices, stating their systems are designed to distinguish legitimate use from abuse and are continuously refined. Ban appeals are also manually reviewed by the anti-cheat team to ensure fair gameplay.
