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whiteguycash
United States476 Posts
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VPCursed
1044 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:26 whiteguycash wrote: Apparently, a private version got leaked, and is now public, according to a reddit thread a few days ago. If you can weather a couple ladder losses, then you can take Solace in the fact that blizzard probably has their hands on the hack, and will be issuing a wave of bans in a couple of months. in a couple of months. lol | ||
QuackPocketDuck
410 Posts
On July 01 2011 10:44 Chocolate wrote: the problem is that most of them are using trial accounts, so they're not risking anything at all really ![]() Hopefully is the case :p close all trial accounts i say, I mean really who needs to "Try" sc2 the game is huge enough to buy before you try or your not into RTS anyway so its not even a consideration... | ||
Bkennedy
United States266 Posts
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Beardedclam
United States839 Posts
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SoraLimit
Canada747 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:42 XenocideFTW wrote: What? They take months to ban? Yeah, rather than having to ban someone on the spot, they wait and ban tons of people in waves. Seems like the thing now, since modern warfare 2 used that same style. Seems like a poor way to handle hacking if you ask me. Look how modern warfare 2 turned out... :/ | ||
Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
Hope Blizzard got this situation under control soon, and may they will do some stronger ban, like perm ban forever or something. Blizzard was too soft on hackers, just ban them for 1 season and let them play again @ season 2 seems to be a big mistake. | ||
stevarius
United States1394 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:53 Caphe wrote: lol@NA ladder. I though CN server will be flood with hack but no it doesn't seem to be the case. Never encounter any hack on my 200+ games on CN. Hope Blizzard got this situation under control soon, and may they will do some stronger ban, like perm ban forever or something. Blizzard was too soft on hackers, just ban them for 1 season and let them play again @ season 2 seems to be a big mistake. You'd probably be hunted down and have a hit ordered on you if you did. The chinese don't take that shit lightly. | ||
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Excalibur_Z
United States12224 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:50 SoraLimit wrote: Yeah, rather than having to ban someone on the spot, they wait and ban tons of people in waves. Seems like the thing now, since modern warfare 2 used that same style. Seems like a poor way to handle hacking if you ask me. Look how modern warfare 2 turned out... :/ That's actually not true. They do ban in waves, yes, but they also ban high profile cases immediately. That's proven by cases like PiLLaGe and this EGldra character. | ||
stevarius
United States1394 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:56 Excalibur_Z wrote: That's actually not true. They do ban in waves, yes, but they also ban high profile cases immediately. That's proven by cases like PiLLaGe and this EGldra character. Either way, the damage is done. More needs to be done in a preventable manner as opposed to a reactionary one. | ||
Eleaven
772 Posts
Ban waves are a terrible terrible thing for the active playerbase. Maybe it fits in with blizzards idea of managing things, but spending months on a ladder being dropped isn't fun. The reasoning of "oh this way the hackers wont know what got them banned" is almost categorically bullshit. Almost guarantee that hackers buy an account for a specific hacking spree, they know exactly what they used on which account. Instant bans would make this much more pleasant for the players..b tu maybe people in gold league enjoy it or soemthing? thats usually blizzard logic ![]() edit: high profile or not, drop hacking does not belong on the ladder, and any use of such things should result in instant removal from the active ladder pool... at the very least it cuts down on witchhunts from the playerbase if they know bans are instant. | ||
guitarizt
United States1492 Posts
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Konaa
103 Posts
Drophacking on SC2 NA ladder General Anonymous 06/30/11(Thu)21:38 No.100847407 Is anyone else doing this? Goddamn it's the most fun I've had in SC2 so far. Been streamsniping people all day (not bonjovi). I used to maphack while fun it's still not as delicious as this new drophack <link to hacking site removed> TL/reddit are so fucking pathetic. Also making "pros" rage is hilarious. Found a guy (see quote) bragging about doing this and map hacking later in the thread. Even the average jerk on this board hates the guy posting it, he is getting told though the entire thread. | ||
LittleAtari
Jordan1090 Posts
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Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
I also hope Blizzard says something about this soon. | ||
Whynaut
Canada367 Posts
A compromised ladder would be even more problematic for SC2 than for BW, because the SC2 avoided DRM and limited installs, and instead ties CD keys to B.net accounts. If the Blizzard ladder ever dies, byebye all revenue from SC2 sales, ever. | ||
Shield
Bulgaria4824 Posts
On July 01 2011 12:09 Whynaut wrote: The good news is that the majority of people who do this regularly will have such high MMRs that most players - excluding pros - will never face them. Sucks for the pros though. A compromised ladder would be even more problematic for SC2 than for BW, because the SC2 avoided DRM and limited installs, and instead ties CD keys to B.net accounts. If the Blizzard ladder ever dies, byebye all revenue from SC2 sales, ever. Custom games? >.> | ||
Go1den
England116 Posts
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brobrah
220 Posts
On July 01 2011 11:50 SoraLimit wrote: Yeah, rather than having to ban someone on the spot, they wait and ban tons of people in waves. Seems like the thing now, since modern warfare 2 used that same style. Seems like a poor way to handle hacking if you ask me. Look how modern warfare 2 turned out... :/ They've been doing that with WoW for years too, it has nothing to do with Modern Warfare. | ||
alokin
Canada269 Posts
Happened to me like 4 times and a few times in some 2's games. Real greasy. (One time the guy had a Alias as EGIdrA) | ||
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