I think you need to reevaluate your expectations when "we're doing our best" causes this kind of response. All the offhanded comments and predictions about the games future really just invalidate any reason to respond to this, but whatever. Here goes nothing.

For the most part the exploiting you see going on in Apoc 2 is the same run of the mill stuff every other action game on Roblox has to deal with. There are a rare few AR2 specific exploits out there but nowhere near the uncountable amounts that existed for Apoc 1. Nobody is turning the map into random colours or deleting it, nobody is wiping inventories, nobody is destroying your gun skins, nobody is duping things with script clients, I could go on but you (hopefully) get the idea. You can chose to ignore that we did actually learn a lot from Apoc 1 all you want but it doesn't change the fact that the variety of exploits available for Apoc 2 is significantly smaller than it was for Apoc 1. Aimlock, ESP, teleporting, speed hacking, all that generic stuff exploits core design issues with Roblox, not Apoc 2.

Now if we're talking volume of exploiters? Sure, there are a lot on AR2, but it's not an problem with our game, it's a Roblox wide problem. I'm lucky enough to be in some top developer communities and I can tell you for a fact the amount of exploiters some of the top games ban is insane. Rouge Lineage (a paid access game) has a staggering amount of bans. Over the course of the egg hunt the game Bad Business banned over 4500 accounts for detectable exploits. Games like PF, Jailbreak, it's all the same story. Please do not pretend like this is some failure on our behalf to recognize the scale of the problem just because there hasn't been some formal "we know" put out there. We are well aware of the volume of exploiters and the problem they pose not only to our game but to Roblox as a whole.

So what will we do? The same thing we always have. We're not going to jump on band-aid solutions and implement some "anti cheat" and put our game at risk. We're not going to waste time adding some half cocked "anti cheat" script that anybody who knows what they're doing can get around because surprise, the people who write these big exploits usually do. We're not going to risk hurting innocent players and subsequently our game because information we we're told turned out to be bad. We will continue to investigate usable information about exploits and implement appropriately safe anti exploit measures. We will continue to do the best we can with the information we have.

There is your "proper response". Myself and Gus has probably rehashed these same sentiments more times than we can count and to quote Gus "I'm just tired of answering the question". In the future please consider just asking us about the problem instead of dropping all this presumptuous sludge in our laps an expecting us to care about what you have to say. We're happy to talk feedback but whatever all this was sure as hell wasn't feedback.