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<sarcasm> oh dang you should be a multiplayer engineer. Sounds like with barely even thinking about the problem space you've solved what thousands of extremely

<sarcasm> oh dang you should be a multiplayer engineer. Sounds like with barely even thinking about the problem space you've solved what thousands of extremely talented and knowledgeable engineers never could! </sarcasm> Servers very much distrust the client. Obviously. That's literally rule #1. Don't trust the client! Comments like yours are extremely irritating. Please don't behave this way with your co-workers. Anyhow, there's all kinds of types of cheats for different kinds of games. There's a variety of mitigations for each kind. I don't think there's a multiplayer shooter on the planet that has fully solved aimbots. For however clever you think you are I promise the cheat makers are much, much more clever. :)

cabbageicefruit 2y ago
Touch grass buddy. In their first sentence they openly admit this isn’t their area of expertise. Hence them asking a question to people who know more than them. “Don’t behave this way to your co-workers” is much better advice for your comment than for GP’s.
- forrestthewoods 2y ago
  Went outside with my dogs and successfully touched grass. It’s growing back in nicely after a week of rain. “Why can’t you just” guys are extremely irritating. I implore OP to not be a “why can’t you just” guy at work. What is a WCYJGuy? Someone who has no knowledge of a domain but proposes solutions under the implication that there is a simple solution that they are oh so clever to have instantly discovered. It takes a lot of time and effort to explain “no you can not just” to someone who doesn’t have the pre-requisite knowledge.
deznu 2y ago
It was an honest and inquisitive question, calm down.
- forrestthewoods 2y ago
  His arguing bad solutions in other replies suggests otherwise. If you want to inquire then inquire. Don’t propose a bad solution as if it was an easy problem that you solved with nary a thought.
retrochameleon 2y ago
For all your bluster you didn't even share an example where client-distrust would be inadequate.
surgical_fire 2y ago
> Comments like yours are extremely irritating. Please don't behave this way with your co-workers. Said this without even flinching or having a second thought. Bravo.

cabbageicefruit 2y ago

Touch grass buddy. In their first sentence they openly admit this isn’t their area of expertise. Hence them asking a question to people who know more than them. “Don’t behave this way to your co-workers” is much better advice for your comment than for GP’s.

forrestthewoods 2y ago
Went outside with my dogs and successfully touched grass. It’s growing back in nicely after a week of rain. “Why can’t you just” guys are extremely irritating. I implore OP to not be a “why can’t you just” guy at work. What is a WCYJGuy? Someone who has no knowledge of a domain but proposes solutions under the implication that there is a simple solution that they are oh so clever to have instantly discovered. It takes a lot of time and effort to explain “no you can not just” to someone who doesn’t have the pre-requisite knowledge.

deznu 2y ago

It was an honest and inquisitive question, calm down.

forrestthewoods 2y ago
His arguing bad solutions in other replies suggests otherwise. If you want to inquire then inquire. Don’t propose a bad solution as if it was an easy problem that you solved with nary a thought.

retrochameleon 2y ago

For all your bluster you didn't even share an example where client-distrust would be inadequate.

surgical_fire 2y ago

> Comments like yours are extremely irritating. Please don't behave this way with your co-workers. Said this without even flinching or having a second thought. Bravo.