[Discussion] ❓ Deathmatch/Casual Cheating

LopplioGaming · 2018-04-27T00:02:15.000Z

So it's 100% true that you can't get OW ban for playing deathmatch cause there is no such thing as a demo for DM or casual. So does that mean you're pretty much immune from getting banned (By OW). VAC is easy af to bypass so besides that, how does a cheater on DM/Casual get banned? There has to be a way because you don't see cheaters in Deathmatch/Casual.

Originally Posted by Ahl

However, with VACNet, it could change

Damn. vacnet is gonna eventually put a full stop to cheating.

Originally Posted by LopplioGaming

Damn. vacnet is gonna eventually put a full stop to cheating.

That's incorrect, nothing will be stopping the force of cheat developers, eventually they'll find new ways to bypass the whole VacNet and be sort-of immune that as well, not every game is safe zone, unless you play games that are made by Epic, then you're in a way sort-of screwed with a law suit, since no other dumbass companies like Valve is not willing to take that risk and lose their money, even tho most Epic games are FREE 2 PLAY

Originally Posted by Venom

That's incorrect, nothing will be stopping the force of cheat developers, eventually they'll find new ways to bypass the whole VacNet and be sort-of immune that as well, not every game is safe zone, unless you play games that are made by Epic, then you're in a way sort-of screwed with a law suit, since no other dumbass companies like Valve is not willing to take that risk and lose their money, even tho most Epic games are FREE 2 PLAY

Epic sues you for cheating? Damn that's dumb.

Originally Posted by LopplioGaming

Epic sues you for cheating? Damn that's dumb.

How is that dumb? Oh yeah, breaking their terms of service and/or community guidelines about cheating is no worthy of being sued? Are you fucking retarded?

Originally Posted by Venom

How is that dumb? Oh yeah, breaking their terms of service and/or community guidelines about cheating is no worthy of being sued? Are you fucking retarded?

I'm pretty sure over 50% of Epic games players are minors and no company (a reputable smart one that is) would ever sue their own players. Especially looking at how the game is Free and popular as shit. This is a HUGE company with MILLIONS of users, suing minors, in a free-to-play game, for using cheats that they got off some public website which EVERYONE has access to. Besides, i doubt they even have evidence to convict the player of modifying the game or whatever. There has never been a perfect Anti-Cheat system and there will most likely never be one. So yes, none deserves to be SUED for cheating on an online video game.

Originally Posted by LopplioGaming

I'm pretty sure over 50% of Epic games players are minors and no company (a reputable smart one that is) would ever sue their own players. Especially looking at how the game is Free and popular as shit. This is a HUGE company with MILLIONS of users, suing minors, in a free-to-play game, for using cheats that they got off some public website which EVERYONE has access to. Besides, i doubt they even have evidence to convict the player of modifying the game or whatever. There has never been a perfect Anti-Cheat system and there will most likely never be one. So yes, none deserves to be SUED for cheating on an online video game.

Just because someone is a minor doesn't mean their family cannot pay the fine for the damage that their child caused for the game, gaming community, just because you are a minor doesn't give you an idea that "hey, this game is free 2 play, why not cheat, there is nothing this said company can do to me", well clearly something happened, even if minors lack the responsibility, they should still be held accountable for the damage they caused... This is why you see a huge outrage over steam forums because Valve doesn't do anything legitimate against cheaters, they keep coming back because game is cheap 'n has a horrible anti-cheat.

Huge company or not, reputable or not, suing is the best way to alert people about "If you break our terms of service, community guidelines, rules, we are going to do what is considered legit and sue you because you did something that you supposed not to.

Ah, yes, nobody deserves to be sued over a video game even if there are terms of services on it, gotcha, so tell me why is cheating illegal in Korea? Because its against the fucking law! Terms of Service is basically A LAW that people should be following.

You're scum.

Originally Posted by Venom

Just because someone is a minor doesn't mean their family cannot pay the fine for the damage that their child caused for the game, gaming community, just because you are a minor doesn't give you an idea that "hey, this game is free 2 play, why not cheat, there is nothing this said company can do to me", well clearly something happened, even if minors lack the responsibility, they should still be held accountable for the damage they caused... This is why you see a huge outrage over steam forums because Valve doesn't do anything legitimate against cheaters, they keep coming back because game is cheap 'n has a horrible anti-cheat.

Huge company or not, reputable or not, suing is the best way to alert people about "If you break our terms of service, community guidelines, rules, we are going to do what is considered legit and sue you because you did something that you supposed not to.

Ah, yes, nobody deserves to be sued over a video game even if there are terms of services on it, gotcha, so tell me why is cheating illegal in Korea? Because its against the fucking law! Terms of Service is basically A LAW that people should be following.

You're scum.

Sure. It's against the rules but suing someone for cheating in a game is way too much of a punishment. That's like sentencing a person for 10 years in jail for just speeding, not the same thing but just way too much of a punishment. Also who cares about Korea? just cause one or two countries don't allow something doesn't mean they have good reasoning or that's the best choice. Just google something like "weird laws" and you'll see what i mean. Also like i said, epic can't prove anything, there is almost never any "major" damage caused by cheating. There will ALWAYS be cheaters and using legal action against them only wastes everyone's time including the person accused, the company, the court, and also everyone's tax money.

Originally Posted by LopplioGaming

Sure. It's against the rules but suing someone for cheating in a game is way too much of a punishment. That's like sentencing a person for 10 years in jail for just speeding, not the same thing but just way too much of a punishment. Also who cares about Korea? just cause one or two countries don't allow something doesn't mean they have good reasoning or that's the best choice. Just google something like "weird laws" and you'll see what i mean. Also like i said, epic can't prove anything, there is almost never any "major" damage caused by cheating. There will ALWAYS be cheaters and using legal action against them only wastes everyone's time including the person accused, the company, the court, and also everyone's tax money.

You're using SPEEDING towards CHEATING IN A VIDEO GAME, I'm so done discussing some child who doesn't 100% grasp the idea of no cheating, but then again, this is on MPGH so there is literally no point arguing with some child.

Person accused? You're so fucking retarded, I can't believe it, holy shit... Yeah, someone gets caught using aimbot and get's banned by Anti-cheat = accusing of someone doing something illegal. LUL

Originally Posted by Venom

You're using SPEEDING towards CHEATING IN A VIDEO GAME, I'm so done discussing some child who doesn't 100% grasp the idea of no cheating, but then again, this is on MPGH so there is literally no point arguing with some child.

Person accused? You're so fucking retarded, I can't believe it, holy shit... Yeah, someone gets caught using aimbot and get's banned by Anti-cheat = accusing of someone doing something illegal. LUL

This is funny, you said it yourself, you're on MPGH. A forum for CHEATING and you're complaining about cheaters. And yeah, believe it or not, but people who don't cheat get banned all the time. Not only on fortnite and csgo, but many other games. So just cause someone got banned by a game's Anti-cheat system doesn't mean that this it's accurate and that they're going to be sued in court for it.

Discussion❓ Deathmatch/Casual Cheating

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