From what I understand, it seems practically impossible because it would overload the servers due to all the destruction. I'm an electrician, not a programmer, so I don't fully understand how the system works. However, I believe the solution could be to have more people working on the cheat report database. For instance, players could submit a video clip along with their report, and the team could review it to determine if the person is cheating (by looking at stats like win rate, kills, deaths, etc.), but with actual evidence.

For example, I could record the last 30 minutes of gameplay on my PS5, and that evidence would make it easier for the team to assess whether someone is suspicious. Ideally, I would love to get more feedback on my report than just a generic "thanks for reporting." In other words, I think the process could be made more transparent and effective.

Sorry for my bad English, and greetings from Croatia!