The players of Broken Arrow agree with me, and are constantly pleading with developer Steel Balalaika to implement a better anti-cheat into the game. "The anti-cheat system, which has been a key concern for players, is currently a top priority," Steel Balalaika wrote in a press release earlier today. Steel Balalaika says that it will focus on banning those using cheats in Broken Arrow's multiplayer modes after the release of patch 1.09. On that note, Steel Balalaika has also hired another person to deal with managing cheat reports and appeals, and is developing improved tools to analyze statistics and spot anomalies. In addition to this welcome focus on anti-cheat, Steel Balalaika is working on a leaver's penalty to punish those who rage quit a match, and a surrender option for when no hope remains.