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IIRC some games do this with “low trust” users. But yeah the sticking point is that cheaters wanna “be the best”, even if that requires cheating, and if they’r
by TulliusCicero 5y ago
IIRC some games do this with “low trust” users.
But yeah the sticking point is that cheaters wanna “be the best”, even if that requires cheating, and if they’re surrounded by other cheating users that doesn’t really work anymore, so why would they stick to those servers?
- scrose 5y ago> But yeah the sticking point is that cheaters wanna “be the best”, even if that requires cheating, and if they’re surrounded by other cheating users that doesn’t really work anymore, so why would they stick to those servers? There's so many different games so there's no single answer. But from my own experience, in FPS games, people love building better aimbots, or augmenting different abilities to get a better edge, or adding overlays to their visuals to better calculate trajectories. Being a better cheater becomes its own competition. The end-goal of this wouldn't be to move all cheaters to designated servers, that will never happen, it's to make it more obvious and easier to take action when there's a cheater in a legit match.