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=== User: To Captain Blue's message that was saying ""Doesnt matter if you asked 100% the exact same worded question🤦 ===
To Captain Blue's message that was saying ""Doesnt matter if you asked 100% the exact same worded question🤦
Your question is exactly the same as mine..... And it even gives the exact same result as your question🤦"

So what's your point? The AI gave you the percentage you asked for because the AI did the maths...... Yeah..... What?

Now you go ask AI waht listed previously like I have..."
Loctarjay responded with the following message:
That is exactly the point😂
The AI gave what you asked for without any critical thought to it🤣

Ask the AI this instead:
This will be initial information needed:
* With a playerbase of 370000 players.
* A match containing 20 players in total, but excluding me that makes it 19 enemy players.
* With the possibility of running into the same people in different matches.
* With a high possibility of not running into any player-enemies at all.
* With the average amount of enemies you'll ever see in a match being between 0 and 6 enemies (which a large portion of all matches you mainly see between 0 and 3 enemies).
* Take into account that there is a chance to have multiple cheaters in 1 match, so that also leaves less cheaters for the rest of the matches
* The distribution of players into a match is random and there is no guarentee how many cheaters will be placed in 1 match.
* We are capable of meeting the same legit players over and over again.
* It is possible to also meet the same cheaters

This is the question I want answered:
* How big a portion of the playerbase needs to be cheating before the exact same person encounters at least 1 cheater every single match?
The answer is 37% of the playerbase NEEDS to be cheating to have 99% chance of meeting a cheater

HOWEVER there is 0 evidence of there being 37% cheaters in Arc Raiders
For that matter, AnyBrain have not even come out with a statement of how accurate their anti-cheat is and how many cheaters they catch vs how many false-positives there