Outriders Devs Will Flag Cheaters and Make Their Lives Difficult
People Can Fly has shown the ways it will be using to make the life of cheaters difficult in Outriders. They will be flagged and not allowed to play with honest players.
- Cheaters will not have an easy life in Outriders;
- Developers have revealed the methods they are going to use to ensure fair gameplay.
Devs at People Can Fly found an interesting way to fight cheaters in Outriders. There will be no use of collective responsibility, but the devs will stigmatize people who break the rules and make it as difficult as possible for them to play.
Information on the methods of fighting cheaters appeared in the official post on the Steam forum, preceding the release of the game. In it, a subsection appears regarding the cheaters present in the demo version and the methods that will be used to eliminate them in the full version of Outriders.
From the information that has been analyzed, it appears that by the time the number of players in the demo reached 2 million, cheating was committed by about 200 users, which is a very small part of the total (about 0.1%). However, despite such a small number of cheaters, People Can Fly announces a crackdown on cheaters. First of all, restrictions will be imposed on the entire account, not on a single character. People who are caught breaking the rules will be unable to connect with honest players, and the search for other cheaters to play with will take much longer.
On top of that, a discreet marking in the user interface has been planned, informing us that we are dealing with a cheater. So if such a person decides to record a video or share a screenshot, we will easily notice that they are a cheater.
What does the studio treat as cheating?
- Intentionally running the game on PC without Easy Anti Cheat (EAC);
- Modifying game files to enhance a character: levels, skills, inventory, etc.;
- Externally modifying game time to reduce time dependent features such as vendors and challenges;
- Using a trainer program or similar to gain advantages within the game;
- Using gameplay altering programs such as aimbots or wallhacks.
Accounts will be checked on the game's debut on April 1 and monitored at regular intervals after launch. So if you're planning on having fun with cheating, you'd better give it a rest.
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Author: Paul Musiolik
Started writing about games on the SquareZone website. Later, he wrote and managed the non-existent PSSite.com, and currently runs his own blog about games. He hasn't yet written a text that he would be 100% satisfied with. He started his adventure with games at the age of 3, when he managed to convince his father to buy a C64 computer. The love for electronic entertainment awakened by Flimbo's Quest blossomed during the first adventures with Heroes of Might & Magic, reaching its peak after purchasing the first PlayStation. As he grew older, he had more encounters with Nintendo portable consoles, and also returned to the PC as an additional gaming platform. He collects games and is a fan of emulation.
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