@Cayinator@WARDOGS The biggest problem here is the developers’ refusal to take responsibility and their complete lack of action. Instead of actually solving the problem, they shift the blame onto the players and stir up hostility between players from different regions.
But the reality is that cheaters get called out, insulted, and reported by other players. And personally, I haven’t seen anyone openly livestreaming themselves cheating on Douyin or Bilibili.
I honestly don’t know where you’ve seen this kind of content. If you have any examples, feel free to send them to me, and I’ll gladly report them myself.
Now, back to the ping lock issue. The truth is, this won’t really stop determined cheaters. They have plenty of ways to bypass ping restrictions.
In the end, these restrictions will mainly hurt ordinary, legitimate players who just want to enjoy the game.
If players genuinely love your game, they’ll leave positive reviews on their own.
When the majority of players start complaining, maybe it’s time to ask yourselves whether you’ve actually done something wrong.
Instead, your response seems to be, “Oh, everyone complaining must be a cheater! I’m not listening! 🙉”
What a fucking joke.
@CaptSwellHell@ControlledPairs The reality is that cheaters don’t give a damn what measures you implement. They’ll always find vulnerabilities in your code to exploit. And in the end, it’s always the legitimate players who end up suffering.
@Ixx168258@Hayate_Rider_MT The biggest problem here is the developers’ refusal to take responsibility and their complete lack of action. Instead of actually solving the problem, they shift the blame onto the players and stir up hostility between players from different regions.
If you’re uneducated, go educate yourself. If you can’t understand basic human language, maybe you should learn how to be a human being first.
Instead of coming onto the internet and proudly showing everyone that the space where your brain should be is filled with nothing but shit.