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Cheaters usually go on to badmouth the game on public forums. Sometimes they will attempt to also seek financial repercussions when denied access to their pu
by worthless-trash 2y ago
Cheaters usually go on to badmouth the game on public forums. Sometimes they will attempt to also seek financial repercussions when denied access to their purchase. It is not common but it does happen, usually the game companies end up settling before the case.
- Narhem 2y agoNah I got an account banned I used to like a lot for doing stuff other people did and got away with. Would have been super simple to patch the bug. Honestly made me turned off by the entire country associated with the game.
- worthless-trash 2y agoOh, i'm not saying you wont get banned, i'm just saying that some companies have fears of bans and repercussions. After initial contact with the company failed, I found assigning it a CVE describing the problem ( CVE-2017-14748 for example) got the ball rolling quickly.
- Malazath 2y agoYa. This is rampant in the gaming industry. The industry is surprisingly one of the most toxic to work in IMO. At least from a consumer communication perspective. It is actually wild to think there are individuals out there that think and act this way
- genocidicbunny 2y agoSome cheaters also have no problem doxxing the game developers, CM's, and anyone else they perceive to have slighted them. In a world where swatting is a real danger to a person's life, that can be quite a serious threat.
- antifa 2y agoBut that behavior badmouth the game publicly and seek financial repercussions, as written, are indistinguishable from what I'd expect someone who was wrongly banned by an automated anti-cheat system with all appeals met by robo-denial.