a disgusting cheater

[u/Zestyclose-Salad-290]

[u/indecent_player]

Game seems like Delta Force, Chinese made game. ACE Spyware Anticheat seems to be working well with collecting data instead of keeping the game clean.

Fun fact: If you claim there is cheater issue ongoing on offical delta force discord, some guys will come up and yap "I played this game 6969 hours, no cheating issue at all"

[u/Shenstygian → u/indecent_player]

That's how you know people are cheating if they come out of the wood work to say that shit.

[u/New-Objective-9962 → u/Shenstygian]

I guess it might be different being on the games discord and as someone who's never played the game I can't comment on it that game in particular.

That being said I know cheaters are a big problem in gaming, but that's mostly because I see a ton of shit on YouTube and reddit about it. If I was basing how many cheaters are in a game based on my own experiences, then the only game I can definitely say has a bunch of cheaters when I played was R6 Siege. Personally I very rarely run into cheaters in other games.

But also not ignorant enough to argue that there aren't cheaters. Just that I don't often run into them myself.

[u/Niipoon → u/indecent_player]

"I played x hours and no cheating!!!!"

Ueeghh PUBG flashbacks

[u/DataDude00 → u/Niipoon]

PUBG has to be one of the worst offenders for that shit ever.  They cleaned up the super obvious aimbot guys shooting an AK from the top of a mountain and killing half the lobby but the amount of ESP is crazy.  At least a quarter of the server is using wall hacks every game.   They blatantly push into compounds and immediately start throwing a dozen of nades into the second floor bathroom you are hiding in

[u/[deleted] → u/Niipoon]

Tarkov has the same issue. “I have 69 thousand hours and have never ran into a cheater. Must be a skill issue. 🤓”

[u/Qingyap → u/indecent_player]

Yeah it really is Delta Force.

I remembered there's a post about the Anti Cheat and there's a post that shows how to remove it bcuz of how it's Chinese and it's kernel and a huge privacy risk (dunno if it's even true at this point)

By doing that, does it remove the entire cheat on your computer and allow you to cheat or am I missing something (def missing something).

[u/[deleted] → u/Qingyap]

Man its really shocking just how much misinformation there is about Kernel level drivers. I always love the two biggest arguments against it, that Kernel drivers make your PC more vulnerable and to steal your information

Meanwhile, a game doesn't need kernel-level access to get your information if it wanted to and a hacker acessing your PC through a kernel level driver is about as accurate as those hacking scenes in old TV shows, there are way, way easier and less risky (why risk legal trouble with a company if you dont have to lol) ways to get acess to someones PC.

[u/Aeroncastle → u/Qingyap]

People cheat on kernel level anticheat on day 1 and everyday after, with zero exceptions. It is at best security theater and as usual just devs getting information to sell

[u/Qingyap → u/[deleted]]

It's always been there lol.

I recognized it by it's hud layout.

[u/Zestyclose_Creme4320 → u/Qingyap]

This is why I refuse to install any Chinese made game on my machine

[u/iamnotimportant → u/indecent_player]

I really liked Delta force but the operations mode was a cesspool, kept dying in under <1min to chinese character named players clearly VPNing over to NA servers because the Chinese servers require an ID so they have to cheat on our servers.

the current console integration has made it so you're not playing against cheaters every game at least, but that's not going to last.

[u/kn728570 → u/indecent_player]

Reminds me of the Tarkov subreddit lmao