I play both Battlefield V and Team Fortress 2. The bot crisis in TF2 is terrible, but its still possible to salvage a match by kicking any bots that join. You can't do that in BFV. Once a hacker/bot joins the game, that's it. Unless you're on a community server with an admin, the only thing you can do is leave. You can expect to find a hacker in 8/10 official games. Community servers on the other hand, have some of the most unbelievably boring rules, going as far as to ban any weapon that isn't an assault rifle or SMG (IN A WW2 GAME).

If you're looking for a decent and well polished Battlefield experience with significantly less hackers, more reasonable admins, and immersive gameplay, get Battlefield 1.

I play both Battlefield V and Team Fortress 2. The bot crisis in TF2 is terrible, but its still possible to salvage a match by kicking any bots that join. You can't do that in BFV. Once a hacker/bot joins the game, that's it. Unless you're on a community server with an admin, the only thing you can do is leave. You can expect to find a hacker in 8/10 official games. Community servers on the other hand, have some of the most unbelievably boring rules, going as far as to ban any weapon that isn't an assault rifle or SMG (IN A WW2 GAME). If you're looking for a decent and well polished Battlefield experience with significantly less hackers, more reasonable admins, and immersive gameplay, get Battlefield 1.