Seems easy to make stuff up but what you're telling me. Kindly me point me to all of the "reports" of people complaining about "non stop massive cheating".
I just told you you could read through the Dark Souls III OTs, and there's also a convenient link in the OP of this thread to a Steam Community thread on this specific issue that's 112 pages long, as of my typing this.
It's not my job to be your personal information aggregate, and your ignorance of something or unwillingness to be informed about it isn't the same as it not existing.
Namco-Bandai also officially recognizes it's something that's happening.
Though they're off the mark claiming that the "false flags" don't actually serve to restrict players.
Here's two articles written on this exact issue:
KitGuru
Kotaku
And, additionally, there's Namco-Bandai's official stance on how actually-hacking players have been causing bans to occur on the games of "innocent" players by dropping hacked items into their games after invading, or through other methods which I won't speak of as the information is literally dangerous in the sense that I don't want anyone to know how to do it and give them the chance to try it.
“Back up a clean save to either USB or cloud storage. If you encounter a hacker that corrupts your character delete the local save and download the clean backup save data. The next time you connect to the server it should clear your account of any flags that deemed you as cheating because your backed up save file from before does not have the item from the invader that caused the problem.”
Hopefully being informed will override being condescending for you.
