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That's upsetting, I'm not going to lie. I shouldn't be surprised, but honestly I am. I don't want to stop expecting better, because that means giving up on fixing this kind of thing. Idk, these companies have the cash to devote to server security teams.
If online gaming worked by having a server run the game and be the ultimate source of truth then this could work, but this is rarely the case these days. MMORPGs and games like Minecraft and CS aside (with dedicated server options), stuff is P2P. Servers just do matchmaking.
mmmm, idk. If devs included an extra "player" in each match that monitored these kinds of behaviors, it would not be hard at all to catch these kinds of things. I can think of 3 or 4 different ways to resolve this exact problem off the top of my head.
Sure, and they all involve either more/significant server resources (you need a trusted machine running the entire game simulation to figure out bad behavior) or a complicated distributed consensus algorithm that game devs are never going to have time/go for.
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