Loadout hackers are slowly populating the game and their victims are having none of it and they're threatening that if the devs don't do something about the hackers in the game, they would just drop Loadout.

One user at Reddit has expressed his grievances over the game by telling everyone the types of Loadout hacks that Loadout hackers have been doing:

"So I've been playing Loadout for about a week now, and I love it. It's a fantastic game. Amazing graphics, awesome fast paced gameplay, hilarious animations, easily a $30 value and yet somehow it's free to play. I definitely will continue to play this game for a long time. However, one big issue has to be discussed. As I play more and more, I'm finding more and more hackers. Some using small and typical hacks, some using ridiculous hacks that I didn't think would be possible."

He then gave a description of all the hacks that he has encountered in the game:

"Aimbotting: I've seen one or two players able to constantly get head shots from across the map, or even up close, poking around a corner. They scope in, and instantly pop a head shot, to the point that they had to be aimbotting. Also after some people complained that he was aimbotting in the chat, he confirmed it by saying things like, "Sorry, do you want me to turn it off?" and "I'll turn off the aimbot if one of you can kill me."

"Wallhacking: This usually goes hand in hand with aimbotting, it's a type of hack where the enemy can see you through the wall, and know your location. This was proven to me when I was standing behind a wall, looking at a sniper by turning my camera so I can see around the wall. At this point, I saw him fire at the wall at the exact location I would have been if the wall wasn't there. There was no way he could've known I was there, and there was no reason he could have had to just shoot at a random wall. For these reasons, I believe he was wallhacking. He even mentioned wallhacking in the chat a couple times.

"Teleporting hack: This was by far the most outrageous hack I have ever seen in a video game, I didn't even think this kind of thing was possible. We were playing Jackhammer, and the score was about 1500-0, in our favor. I was on defense, and I was watching our hammer. At that point, I watched an enemy player teleport directly on top of our hammer, grab it, teleport directly to their base, capture the hammer, and repeat. That player scored 4000 points in about 10 seconds, and we lost the game that we were winning."

A lot of players are posting their annoyance on twitter and they are saying that they would quit playing the game if the problems with the Loadout hackers haven't dealt with.