Known Cheat Maker for Battlefield 6 Tells its Users to “Pause Usage for Now” After EA’s Ban Waves

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So, Battlefield 6 just dropped a few days ago, and honestly, it’s awesome to see EA already cracking down hard on cheaters. They’re handing out bans left and right, which is a huge relief for those of us who actually want to play fair!

It’s expected that a popular game like Battlefield 6 will attract cheaters. That’s why EA has been actively working to ban them, especially those using devices like Cronus Zen.

The Cronus Zen software makes your character move much faster than it should during gameplay. This is just one of the unfair benefits the program provides.

What Happens When a User Gets Banned

People who used the program quickly faced consequences, with most receiving temporary bans. Some, though, were punished more harshly.

Players who are detected using the program sometimes receive a short, 3-day ban. Unfortunately, others are permanently banned from the game.

If the game detects Cronus Zen on a player’s computer, they’ll be kicked with a message saying their account has been disabled. Players who are permanently banned will see a message stating that their access to the game has been permanently revoked.

To fix the issue, the creators of Cronus Zen have asked users to temporarily stop using the program while they develop a fix. Both players and EA should anticipate this problem happening again in the future.

I’ve been hearing a lot of frustrating news lately – apparently, some fans can’t even play the single-player campaign in Battlefield 6 because the game *always* needs an internet connection. It’s really disappointing to hear that some people might not be able to enjoy the story mode because of this.

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2025-10-14 16:06