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developer of game 'Rust' talks about anticheat on linux (lemmy.zip)
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This is so funny because rust has one of the worst cheating situations and majority of their players are windows users, and theres lots of games that have anticheat that allows linux and have notably less significant cheating problems like marvel rivals. in reality rust doesn't take cheating very seriously because if they did they would have more server side software that detects illegitimate behaviour like tons of other games do successfully...... even most popular Minecraft servers have better functioning anti cheat that is completely server side than rust has while getting kernel access to your pc. its pathetic and lazy development tbh and this entire post from them reads like such extreme cope....

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[–] 2 points 11 months ago* (1 child)

@FishFace @x00z my small thought -> i think today no solution can prevent "cheaters" because you can't differ "cheaters" from users anymore if they want to.Here is why ->One PC is running the game -> a second PC emulates Keyboard and mouse inputs using a CAM (Capture Card) / Sound (microphon / digital capture) and an on the Game trained AI. So what does any "cheat protection" offer if they don't protect against serious cheating ?PS: "The only still working protection is lan play with control over hardware / software and players like done on real events"

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  • [–] 4 points 11 months ago

    Yes, there is no way to prevent all cheats. However, to prevent as many as possible, you need to use all available methods. It's quite reasonable that kernel-level anti-cheat should not be available, as it it's an overreach and a security risk. However, client-side anti-cheat is not that.

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