It's in WGs interest to stay on top of bots/cheats and I have no doubt they're devoting as many resources to it as they can but it's no where near the 'massive issue' that every rant post would want people to believe. If the one or two games here and there that are impacted by such bots are a trigger for a player, then perhaps that player should take a break in coop or scenarios.Īs for aimbots, they give so little advantage unless you are sailing in straight lines broadside that the issue isn't so much the bot, but improvement which is a large part, attitude. WoWS is a FTP game, in such games there are always going to be bots of somekind. The fundamental thing in all of this though is attitude. WG aren't particularly vocal about it but they have been better and more frequent with their ban waves and bot/cheat solutions since 2019. Now, 2-3 at most, usually 1 or less with the occasional outlying game. Their population is also very low these days compared to around 4 years ago.Ĥ years ago at my time of the morning, T9 MM, you'd see between 4-8 per side. It still doesn't change the fact that they're useless at range, have basic DCP scripts and are thus XP farms. I even used to document the numbers you'd see at severe off-peak times as that's often the only time I get to play, before work at quiet early times. (Look at my number of battles - I'm no rookie) Usually in morning you will meet random same pattern letter in player IGN spamming same ship Aimbot + script for farming exp, let the cursor moving toward the Aimbot.

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