SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
.Most of the calcs are server based now.
There are also a variety of automatic cheat detections in operation, one of which blew up spectacularly in the past and mistakenly banned a bunch of traders as gold sellers.
There's also a bunch of glitches and edge cases in game - for example if <50th lvl and you gain a level at the same time as killed (pvp), you will auto-revive on the spot with full resources.
If you really are sure you see someone cheating - and I mean really sure and not just ticked off because your ping failed or you got outplayed - then report it.
Anything else is overkill.
The rez when reaching a level has been around for very long time. I thought it was iworking as intended lol. After all, you can't level if yur dead.
Yes, as stated, it's an 'edge case' - the probability of you levelling mid-combat/post-death[pvp] is, I imagine, pretty low(I've heard of it only a handful of times).
But some posters here would see that 'feature' during play and assume the rezzed-via-levelling player as some sort of cheat and possibly report an entirely innocent player for something pretty much beyond their control.
It's the point of mentioning such edge cases and glitches etc - to illustrate that there are perfectly innocent players (and situations) who or which may be miscalled or falsely reported for simply playing the game honestly.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
Yes but it well enough time to beaten the enemy out of the keep and now you are chasing them off the outer wall and repairing. So you wait and rez, you tell group on discord that you will rez them once stuff calm down and you do and then you break down the inner wall and take the keep after people moved on.Necrotech_Master wrote: »SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
when another player rezzes you there is a little circle timer (same type of one when a group disbands at the end of a group dungeon), i dont know the exact timer but its probably around 2 minutes
when this timer runs out it does the same thing as if the player declined to rez, effectively nothing
JerBearESO wrote: »Played a BGs recently where someone couldn't die...at 0 HP. We kept them at 0 consistently but they wouldn't drop. At one point they just stood there like "yeah what" lol.
I guess the patch worked some exploitable insecurities in....
The other one I see is "you hit me with 10 abilities in one second, you're macroing/hacking!". I did actually get one of these players to explain to me what those 10 "abilities" were by showing me his CMX. Turned out those were 2 damage instances from a DW heavy, 2 damage instances from rending slashes, hemorrhaging, absorb stam glyph, sundered status proc, poison glyph, poisoned status proc, and a bash.
NoxPerpetuo wrote: »The other one I see is "you hit me with 10 abilities in one second, you're macroing/hacking!". I did actually get one of these players to explain to me what those 10 "abilities" were by showing me his CMX. Turned out those were 2 damage instances from a DW heavy, 2 damage instances from rending slashes, hemorrhaging, absorb stam glyph, sundered status proc, poison glyph, poisoned status proc, and a bash.
Agree, except, I DO have questions about death recaps that show I died from two or three concurrent ultimate abilities from the same player, who attacked and killed me gank-style within five or less seconds. That happens regularly enough, I have questions about that one.
It doesn’t seem plausible, since ultimate completely depletes for most skills when fired, and needs to be replenished, which usually doesn’t happen that fast.
Then again, maybe I am missing something about the mechs there. It seems like it shouldn’t be possible to instantly recharge to full ultimate within the space of a few seconds, though.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »Rezzing yourself in Cyrodiil seems to depend on how you died. For instance, I know that if you die from fall damage then you can rez yourself, although I don't know if your location (such as inside a keep) can override that. I assume this is overridden if you've taken any recent PvP-related damage, but I don't know if taking damage from NPCs counts.
Going through keep walls seems to be a bug related to gap closers.
In short, I don't think those two things are necessarily evidence of using any cheat programs, but that's not to say that people might not be using exploits.
I only know about the self-rez after fall damage because I accidentally rode my mount off a tall ledge in the no-CP campaign while trying to ride from Chorrol to Vlastarus on a map where my faction didn't have squat, and the lack of the CP perk that reduces fall damage was surprisingly painful.
On the other hand, IIRC dying in the lava around Chorrol will send you back to a wayshrine at your faction's base, which makes sense given that self-rezzing in a lava fissure that you can't climb out of wouldn't be very nice.
I have gotten people banned for doing that, and it was an option in cheat engine when I reported it way back, and there is a difference obviously between falling to your death, and rezzing mid battle after you died to multiple players. As for the keeps, I am talking about players who were outside the keep, then logged out, and then somehow logged back in and were in there. I have also seen people run around behind the gates of the scroll area, and they picked up the scroll while gates were closed, ignoring the instant death mechanic. As for the walls, there were no players around to gap close to, they went up and over the walls with a button click.
It is well documented there is loads of cheating in this game.
You can res people through walls
You cant rez someone at the top of a tower inside the keep while no one is there. I Was standing on top of them, so dont try to justify this. They even whispered me after to laugh at me proving they could do it. So seriously, do not treat me like some person that doesnt understand the game. Its insulting.
If you stand on top of one of the towers on the outer walls of the keep on top of a dead player, another player can ress them from underneath through the floor/roof, most likely in a spot where you can't see them. This doesn't require any cheats, it's just how the game works. Not saying that particular player didn't cheat since I wasn't there, just saying this is possible within the game as it's coded.
SeaGtGruff wrote: »As for the ress thing, I can often ress other players with my NB inside a keep filled with enemy players without getting detected, they can then wait around a minute to ress, which will look very suspicious but isn't something I'd call an exploit since they were ressed by another player.
That's a good point; a player who's rezzed by another player can wait before accepting the rez, and accepting the rez well after the fact might look like someone rezzing themselves. Is there a time limit on how long you can wait before accepting a rez?
As for whispering afterward, if someone whispered the "self-rezzing" player to accuse them of using a hack to self-rez, if the accused player were to whisper back something like "LOL, yeah, I can rez myself," that could be sarcasm, like if someone were to-- in all sincerity-- accuse you IRL of being able to fly like a bird and you replied, "Haha! Yep, I can fly like a bird!" (Rolls eyes.) Taken literally and without noticing the eye-roll, it could sound like an admission, rather than like sarcasm. I'm not saying that was the case here, since I wasn't there and haven't seen a video or chat log of what happened. I'm just sayin'.
I think the only way they could add a proper anti-cheat would be to close all the avenues that allow us to have addons. In that respect, I'd much rather have the very rare cheaters than everyone on PC lose addons.
I think the only way they could add a proper anti-cheat would be to close all the avenues that allow us to have addons. In that respect, I'd much rather have the very rare cheaters than everyone on PC lose addons.
Id rather have them put more server side checks again. There is a difference between API being used to create things like the add-ons that told you when to dodge when attacks from stealth, and cheat engine. It really blows my mind how few even know about it. Do a quick search on youtofor ESO cheat engine.
Without a dedicated cheat detector this can easily be circumvented by someone who really wants to. I have seen people rez themselves lately, Spawn inside enemy keeps without it being UA prior, and I have seen players once again go through walls.
There is (was?) an incredibly rare bug where you're allowed to rez yourself even while in combat with players/guards. Years ago it happened to Fengrush on one of his streams, it happened to me once, and it happened to a friend in group once. AFAIK what triggers it naturally is still largely unknown.
Dren_Utogi wrote: »Game needs anti-cheat application, As posted in the other thread, the script people are using is giving them endless stamina and mana and endless shield rotation.
JonnytheKing wrote: »Dren_Utogi wrote: »Game needs anti-cheat application, As posted in the other thread, the script people are using is giving them endless stamina and mana and endless shield rotation.
scripts will not do this, scripts can not by pass game limitations
JonnytheKing wrote: »Dren_Utogi wrote: »Game needs anti-cheat application, As posted in the other thread, the script people are using is giving them endless stamina and mana and endless shield rotation.
scripts will not do this, scripts can not by pass game limitations
Those in power only have the illusion they are powerful, however in reality, those in power are only so because we allow them to be.
Question, why do you folks still believe ZOS implemented a " Perfect " anti cheat system when, you all know not all programs will be detected , by an algorithm?.
You know for a fact cheats exist in game. I'm tired of people using canned Macros to one shot kill people in half a second. Popping off all their abilities all at a single burst.
And, how about cheaters running around with resource Bots? I still see a lot of farm accounts being followed by 6 or more bots picking up resources in game.
If these are not proof enough for you, then I only suggest stop gaslighting folks trying to tell zos there is a problem, and asking how they can fix it
Oh, and this is not to say Zenimax is doing enough or could do better. They could always do better, but our thoughts on it merely come down to opinion, as we do not and never will know the extent to what they do and at what point the extra effort stops yielding worthwhile results.
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