Cheating on competitive game plug-ins on PC platforms is always a headache for publishers. However, after all, "there is a need to ask" is the truth, as a well-known foreign plug-in AIMEX has canceled the "Battlefield 2042" cheating plug-in update support. In addition to the poor performance of the game itself, resulting in the instability of the plug-in, the more realistic reason is that the number of gamers is too large, resulting in insufficient "business opportunities".
In AIMEX's Discord group, the official announcement said that it would no longer support the update of the "Battlefield 2042" plug-in, and even knocked on the side to suggest that players switch to the "old rival" Activision.
For the Steam version of Battlefield 2042, although the game's historical player peak is higher than that of Battlefield 5, the current number of online players and the peak player peak within 24 hours are less than half of Battlefield 5, and it is impossible to enter the top 100 steam online players, and can only compete with the predecessor "Battlefield 1".
Battlefield 2042 received a "mostly bad review" on its first day of release, and the decline was not reversed in subsequent updates. It can only be said that I still hope that the reform plan of DICE and the "Battlefield" series will be successful.