Still pushing this rubbish content @Neil79 ?
What's rubbish?
Man says he isn't cheating, gets caught cheating, same again....... Clearly he was banned multiple times
Still pushing this rubbish content @Neil79 ?
LOL spot on mate.Man shouts at cloud.
Some random guy (or girl) who can’t even show themselves putting out lots of content of streamers supposedly cheating just to gain views. A lot of it is pure speculation or even video editing trickery to make it look like that person is cheating!What's rubbish?
Man says he isn't cheating, gets caught cheating, same again....... Clearly he was banned multiple times
A lot of it is pure speculation or even video editing trickery to make it look like that person is cheating!
I don't think people realise how widespread the cheating is and it applies to console as well (will still need a capable gpu from a host pc or capture card to do it though)
Over 25,000 Warzone cheaters have been banned with the start of Season 2 Reloaded as the devs have implemented a host of new anti-cheat changes.
How widespread is it and how do you know this?I don't think people realise how widespread the cheating is and it applies to console as well (will still need a capable gpu from a host pc or capture card to do it though)
How widespread is it and how do you know this?
I enjoy watching videos on the more elaborate ways people have come up with to cheat but what is the actual incentive for people who cheat in online games? I literally don't understand it, if they're going for social 'clout' surely in the days of Twitch/etc they'd be streaming their gameplay and not cheating, nor would they be able to cheat in competitions for monetary gain. Why do they do it?
Its so sad cheating is still a thing in this day and age. You would think with the way Ai is evolving that could detect cheaters that this would be a thing of the past.
It's liking to the modern world where people get away with so much without any penalty.
There are attempts to detect cheating using AI, some even very good but there is still a moderate chance of false positives i.e. someone doing something unconventional and/or exploiting a bug in a way which isn't actually cheating, etc.
Not that any anti-cheat is fool proof but detection of cheat engines, etc. tends to be more definitive and/or easier to verify a false positive.
EDIT: AI can be a powerful tool to indicate the chance someone is cheating but developers/publishers want a cut and dried solution that they can divest themselves of as little effort or responsibility as possible.
I think as many of us have been gaming since the 80's and a lot of us program/work with tech we definatly know/can tell. Its just as grown men/women most of us don't care or get so upset about it. It is what it is.I don't think people realise how widespread the cheating is and it applies to console as well (will still need a capable gpu from a host pc or capture card to do it though)
I know people will hate this (including myself), but the only way to deter people is to make it a criminal offense like in japan. People just buy another copy of the game if they get banned at the moment.
I don't think people realise how widespread the cheating is and it applies to console as well (will still need a capable gpu from a host pc or capture card to do it though)
https://www.eurogamer.net/new-machine-learning-cheat-threatens-competitive-console-playCheating on consoles? I thought it was PC only?