starkerealm wrote: »
If it turns into a massive **** show, then it will be dealt with.
Here's my thoughts on this:
- If you see someone cheating, report 'em.
- If you see someone spreading cheats around, report 'em.
- The more people that start using a cheat, the faster it will get shut down. Unfortunately, if it's just one person, they've got a much better chance of slipping through the cracks, but if you've got a bunch of ****heads running around using them, that will provide more useful data for ZOS to ID and bullet their asses.
- Finally, cheaters in PvP are a temporary thing. Especially if their preferred method catches on. Depending on your feelings, you may either want to stay out of PvP for a few weeks, or just keep rolling the dice, and reporting them when you see them.
Agreed with everything, I just don't like the idea of things spreading to a point where it gets ugly. I've been in games where it got too ugly too fast. Games that died for it. I've been PC gaming since maybe 96 or 97. Called me jaded maybe, but I like when the devs come out and say "hey, we saw it, *** is bad, we're on it". It's more of a reassuring thing. One or two weeks won't hurt at all, although the forums would be a hilarious poopstorm 24/7.
ShellaSunshine wrote: »+1 for Zenimax to implement Anti-cheat software to pvp areas at the very least.
*sigh*
It was taken down because it exposed someone by name. They'll work on banning the cheater and others who intend to cheat. They never comment on issues like this but they do act. You guys don't need to turn it into a conspiracy theory.
IzzyStardust wrote: »The video in question, and all videos like it are a double hit to ZOS.
They:
1. Expose glaring holes in their systems that can be exploited.
2. Make those who may have thought about cheating, but did not actively search for it, search for it.
Neither of these things can be spun in a positive way, neither can be beneficial or open a dialog that would be in the favor of the developer, so why keep the threads around?
They are never going to tell you how they are dealing with cheating, same way cops aren't going to give you their patrol route or their speed trap locations, it just makes people go different ways to speed or cheat.
That being said, anyone with a modicum of intelligence understands this game is rife with illegitimate players, we accept it because, well I'm not sure, but we do.
We have been trying to get it to stop forever, doesnt appear to be in the cards.
I don't expect them to tell us how they're dealing with cheaters but any kind of acknowledgment from them would be nice rather than just trying to remove evidence that cheaters exist.
That's fair enough, but remember, even an acknowledgement that cheating is possible has consequences we can't predict.
So f what if it does?
If it could have such DIRE consequences; maybe it should. Force things to get sorted one way or another.
Because that didn't happen. It was a baseless player theory. Probably one invented by a cheater.Imagine transfering most of the calculations to the server side to prevent cheats, resulting in a potato performance for years, yet cheats keep popping now and then. IMAGINE.
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We've seen the videos, and we know about the player. We can't really discuss any more than that, but you can rest assured that...
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We've seen the videos, and we know about the player. We can't really discuss any more than that, but you can rest assured that...
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We've seen the videos, and we know about the player. We can't really discuss any more than that, but you can rest assured that...
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We've seen the videos, and we know about the player. We can't really discuss any more than that, but you can rest assured that...
ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »We've seen the videos, and we know about the player. We can't really discuss any more than that, but you can rest assured that...
Seemed to have heard that before. It shouldn't take this many threads being made about the same thing to get ZOS to notice.