Is Halo Infinite's lack of content forcing cheat makers to close shop?

sportskeeda.com:

Halo Infinite may have been one of the biggest releases in 2021, but the game's perennial problems are becoming a significant issue even for cheaters.

Halo Infinite, developed by 343 Industries and published by Xbox Game Studios, is the most recent and arguably largest-ever addition to the iconic series. The game follows two different models, with the multi-player mode available completely free. This has seen a massive influx of players, including new and Halo veterans.

While the overall content and conditions of the game are not bad, there are certain significant areas for complaint. From game modes not working properly to poor management decisions, there are several problems associated with the game.

To make matters worse, there is the huge issue of cheaters, which is made worse by the game's lack of a proper anti-cheat. But now, even the cheaters may have been bored and could be leaving the game.

Halo Infinite was released about a couple of months back amid much fanfare, and the multi-player modes being completely free gained huge traction. As per Steam, the game had an overall peak of over 250,000 players, and the release was a success.

Sadly, the follow-up to the game has not been great. One of the game's most popular modes, the Big Team Battle (BTB), remains fixed. This has resulted in a steep decline in player count, and even cheaters might likely be leaving the game as well.

Cheaters have been a severe problem in the game, with the lack of a proper anti-cheat making the situation harder. 343 Industries have spoken in the past about a proper detection system that will not be at a kernel-level but will be no less effective. But it has been all talk because the game doesn't have a sound system to detect even today.

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