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United States5457 Posts
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Element)LoGiC
Canada1143 Posts
When you find a hacker, say gg and quit. Cheating is a way of life, it's how a large number of people get through school, get a good job, get promoted, etc. There is no avoiding it. As long as there is shallow, indecent people willing to trade integrity for material reward, useful things will always be abused. Saying Blizzard is vulnerable based on this is extremely ignorant. | ||
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0xDEADBEEF
Germany1235 Posts
On top of that there might again be exploits possible, like nuke hack or mineral hack, bugs in the game which programs can make use of. These things could be fixed, but it all comes down to Blizzard's motivation/money to do so -- in SC1, they don't seem to care about it anymore And should Blizzard include some extra program which sits in the background and monitors your running processes in order to fight hacks, then that program can be circumvented, much like personal firewalls -- if it runs on the same system it is useless against all but the simplest programs. I think this is already the case with some newer Blizzard games anyway. | ||
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sqwert
United States781 Posts
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ramen247
United States1256 Posts
On September 25 2008 10:44 0xDEADBEEF wrote: At the very least, maphack will appear again. And stuff like unit alerts (message when a player has what) as well. Basically, all the game information that is stored on your system while playing is accessible for hacks. And having that information which is normally unknown is already enough to give the hack user a big advantage. On top of that there might again be exploits possible, like nuke hack or mineral hack, bugs in the game which programs can make use of. These things could be fixed, but it all comes down to Blizzard's motivation/money to do so -- in SC1, they don't seem to care about it anymore And should Blizzard include some extra program which sits in the background and monitors your running processes in order to fight hacks, then that program can be circumvented, much like personal firewalls -- if it runs on the same system it is useless against all but the simplest programs. I think this is already the case with some newer Blizzard games anyway. no thanks... that sounds like gameguard except gameguard causes masses of problems/ | ||
Spartan[nK]
United States213 Posts
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Showtime!
Canada2938 Posts
On September 25 2008 08:31 prOxi.swAMi wrote: The forums are obviously pretty outdated... I'm confident SC2 will be hack-free. I cannot believe he just said that. | ||
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dybydx
Canada1764 Posts
On September 25 2008 10:22 MyCrow wrote: No game will ever be hack-free. During development of D2, Blizzard famously said D2 will be hack free. lawlz. eventually D2 became one of most hacked games in history with hackers making money on ebay selling in-game items. | ||
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NiGoL
1868 Posts
tell me one "online" game that u can't hack on... sad nowdays | ||
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wswordsmen
United States987 Posts
On September 25 2008 11:28 SassO wrote: SC2 can't be hackfree, always some kid who trys to hack, and get programs. tell me one "online" game that u can't hack on... sad nowdays There isn't one I have seen hackers go down to simple flash games so obscurity isn't a defense. And there isn't a way to prevent tampering with a program especially when it isn't running. | ||
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crabapple
United States397 Posts
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
On September 25 2008 09:37 EleanorRIgby wrote: LOL there will ALWAYS be hacks/hackers jsut as there are cheats/cheaters. Oh really? There will always be hackers? Nice revelation there Archimedes, for your efforts you get.. A NINTENTO SIXTY FUCKING FOOOOOOOOUUUR. Wait... I'm sure I didn't claim hackers will disappear in my post... How did this become topic of discussion? Let me clear this up, many seem to jump to the conclusion that I'm claiming SC2 will ship unhackable out-of-the-box. Please understand that's not what I mean't (nor wrote). What SC2 will undoubtedly have however, is the full attention of a team of guys dedicated to ensuring patches are applied as soon as these hacks surface. OK, maybe it won't be hack-free for a couple of days. But take the current situation for example. A new patch for bw comes out, then the new hacks, then quite soon after - the new ICCup launcher. And don't tell me you think the ICCup launcher isn't enough because you wouldn't be praising it in other threads and using it instead of bnet. I'm saying the user experience will be as close as possible to at least be hack-free 90% of the time. "I cannot believe he just said that" <- rofl yeah to'lly O_O omg apocalypse. | ||
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Highways
Australia6119 Posts
"Lessons learned from dealing with WOW cheating will be applied to the new Battle.net 2.0 and StarCraft 2 platforms. For example, a security token that adds an extra layer of protection from account fraud." | ||
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SWPIGWANG
Canada482 Posts
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Chuiu
3470 Posts
On September 25 2008 12:49 Highways wrote: From an interview with Frank Pearce. "Lessons learned from dealing with WOW cheating will be applied to the new Battle.net 2.0 and StarCraft 2 platforms. For example, a security token that adds an extra layer of protection from account fraud." This isn't going to stop hacking though, this just means they'll be able to find the hackers faster. | ||
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Superbia
Netherlands8889 Posts
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BottleAbuser
Korea (South)1888 Posts
It's theoretically impossible to make a game crack-proof. The user has physical access to the machine he's playing on (um... duh?!), then he can cheat. End of story. | ||
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SexY[RawR]
Korea (South)52 Posts
On September 25 2008 16:10 Uligor wrote: This thread is so sad. Your so sad. POW! On another note, there will always be hackers due to the fact there are some really shitty players out there who want to think that they are good. | ||
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Integra
Sweden5626 Posts
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prOxi.swAMi
Australia3091 Posts
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