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Why is this such a hard problem to solve? is it because of f2p making it trivial for botters to create new accounts once they get banned? update: pretty exhaus
by ikesau 2y ago
Why is this such a hard problem to solve? is it because of f2p making it trivial for botters to create new accounts once they get banned?
update: pretty exhaustive summary of proposed solutions and their flaws here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgkgsgaBBCA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgkgsgaBBCA
- sosodev 2y agoIt’s difficult to automate and TF2 has very little support from Valve. Valve has been building a new generation of server side anti-cheat, that is powered by neural networks, but it’s only in use for Counter Strike 2 AFAIK.
- yencabulator 2y agoIs it really? I mean, I get that if you block current day bots, somebody will make a new bot that escapes detection -- but kicking the current day bots seems like a mighty improvement to me. The community servers window in TF2 itself shows how many bots each server has, next to the player count. What's that then?
- WithinReason 2y agoMany of those solutions seem perfectly fine and their objections were non-sequiturs