The game is now using Easy Anti Cheat:

www.easy.ac/

This is the same thing that was used in Ghost Recon Wildlands, and several other titles.

It's possible we may be able to put out a trainer when the actual game arrives, but for now, you can go to the developers and blame them for using EAC which effectively is a rootkit service, malware-like, system wide dll that takes over the normal kernel calls to windows kernel and reroutes them, like a rootkit virus, effectively blocking normal windows api calls.

So you have a game temporarily being a rootkit virus, hijacking your windows kernel from the kernel level and redirecting the normal windows system api calls to do things that it wouldn't normally do. You've given permission for a game to block your normal use of other programs on your own machine, effectively taking over your machine and blocking you from using other software that you might want to use.

Since EAC was NOT in the closed beta but IS in the open beta, I would assume it will be in place when the full game comes out as a real release.

If people are creating workarounds or hacks or have cracks or etc, please do not post these things on our website.

With that said, I have checked the new executable and our trainer would work fine as it is if it weren't being blocked by EAC kernel level malware system driver that the game is using.

best,
Cal