Controversy surrounds the Cronus Zen device in the gaming community as it gives users certain advantages during gameplay. Recent developments reveal that Electronic Arts (EA) has been taking action against players using this device in Battlefield 6 by suspending their accounts. A widely circulated image on social media illustrates how EA has denied access to the game for those identified using Cronus Zen while playing.
Social media platforms are buzzing with posts showing players facing barriers when trying to access Battlefield 6 with Cronus Zen active.
What is the Function of Cronus Zen?
For those who aren’t familiar, Cronus Zen (and its predecessors) facilitate the use of scripts and macros in games and are compatible with consoles such as PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. While macros may seem harmless in single-player environments, they’ve garnered a notorious reputation in multiplayer games. The device is known for activating features such as enhanced aim assist, reduced weapon recoil, automatic drop-shot, and more. These capabilities and other special macros are openly advertised on the Cronus Zen official site.
The Stance Against Cheaters
Christian Buhl, the technical director for Battlefield 6, stated in an interview with Push Square, “It’s unfortunate that cheating has become widespread in the console gaming arena, particularly with devices like Cronus Zen. That’s why we’ve worked closely with PlayStation and Microsoft to create a detection system. On the PC front, our Javelin system is quite effective. We have also activated the Secure Boot feature to strengthen our efforts against this persistent issue. We take cheating on consoles very seriously.”
The creator of the Cronus series even advised against using Cronus Zen devices while playing Battlefield 6, emphasizing the potential repercussions.
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