Ubisoft isn’t banning this type of cheating just yet.
players that cheat by using XIM or similar devices to spoof mouse and keyboard inputs on console. In an update toplayers that cheat by using third-party devices like XIM will soon start to notice more input latency that will mess with their aim.
Ubisoft has developed a system it calls Mousetrap that will detect these devices on consoles. In fact, Ubisoft says it has been running this system quietly in the background for several seasons now, helping it build out a detection system and understand who is using this third-party hardware. In a mid-season update, Ubisoft will start applying extra latency to these players to mess with their aim and movement. “It’s going to start out really unnoticeable, but it’s going to ramp up over several matches and it’ll definitely be noticable,” explains Stahlhacke.
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