Battlefield 6 is reportedly banning players detected using Cronus Zen devices across both PC and consoles. This controversial action sparked discussions on social media, marking Battlefield 6 as one of the initial titles to confront the perception of Cronus Zen as an undetectable cheating tool.

Battlefield 6 Artwork

Description: A composite image featuring Battlefield 6 artwork depicting a soldier aiming a rocket launcher at a glowing Cronus Zen accessory.

In the wake of its October 10 launch, reports surfaced about EA banning Cronus Zen users in Battlefield 6. Although some circulated images purportedly confirming this have been labeled as AI-generated, numerous testimonies online suggest that the developers of Cronus Zen have cautioned fans against using the device while testing continues.

“It is true that Cronus Zen devs are warning against playing BF6. I just don’t think that image is real.” — Mark Lawson

While the official Cronus Zen Discord indicates no bans with its Beta Pack, users have reported being banned for various reasons, raising uncertainties about the enforcement measures.

The discourse brought to light a broader debate on cheating. Despite some celebrating the bans, others argue that tools like Cronus Zen exist in a gray zone of cheating. While EA has confirmed that Battlefield 6 employs an anti-cheat system, details regarding its efficacy and specific measures taken against Cronus Zen users remain ambiguous.