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Roflinator on 27 June 2009

I don't think they'd have to exactly use patches to rid of hackers. They can ban them.

Mario Kart Wii has done this. But patches are still a better choice. But either one works.



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L.C.E.C. on 27 June 2009
sc94597 said:
Can't they just use a different account, or change their name?

They can, but, then they lose all stats, Friends, ect. They have to get another friend code and re-add all of their friends, and get them to add them all... So I doubt they will go through that pain in the ass just to hack.

 

@TX109:

Just "ANGEL", in all caps like that? And are you sure he/she was hacking?




TX109 on 27 June 2009

@TX109:

Just "ANGEL", in all caps like that? And are you sure he/she was hacking?

ANGEL was his online name. and if being able to transport from one side of the arena to the other isnt hacking, i dont know what is.



                                                                                                  
The_vagabond7 on 27 June 2009
L.C.E.C. said:
sc94597 said:
Can't they just use a different account, or change their name?

They can, but, then they lose all stats, Friends, ect. They have to get another friend code and re-add all of their friends, and get them to add them all... So I doubt they will go through that pain in the ass just to hack.

 

@TX109:

Just "ANGEL", in all caps like that? And are you sure he/she was hacking?

Let the witch hunt begin!



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Chrizum on 27 June 2009

I stopped playing World at War because of the cheaters. I was looking forward to The Conduit but I think I'll pass now.



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Mr Khan on 27 June 2009

It'll take a while for this sort of thing to prolifereate, hopefully. Even then, we can still do private matches.

 

But yes, they can be banned, since its apparently easy to detect if they're running the game through homebrew, which is how they're catching the hackers in Mario Kart Wii.



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hsrob on 27 June 2009
Roflinator said:
I don't think they'd have to exactly use patches to rid of hackers. They can ban them.

Mario Kart Wii has done this. But patches are still a better choice. But either one works.

I still get cheaters about 1 out of every 5 times i fire up Mario Kart so i'm not sure how well that is working.



famousringo on 27 June 2009

Jesus. It hasn't even been out for a week yet. -_-



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J-Favs on 27 June 2009

Is there any way you can contact HVS and send them this list?



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L.C.E.C. on 27 June 2009

^ I can contact them... but usernames aren't exactly accurate, because there can be a thousand Crasher1137's, but only one of them is cheating... Remember that The Conduit still uses FC's...