Well, I've been thinking. And I haven't seen any sort of topic relating to the subject at hand.

 

And before we go and chat about that, I want to point out that I mean the old anti-cheat, which was maintained by a single person and was an amazing anti-cheat. Or so I remember, it's better than VAC. Better than Punk-Buster and better than Battle-eye.

 

So, why not go and establish a legitimate company, and distribute the anti-cheat to publishers and game developers?

 

I'm sure NTA has thought about this before, and many others too, but no one ever made a topic about it.

 

As I remember (And yes, I'm aware aCi was made for only IW4M, or alterIWnet M1 if you're picky) aCI worked flawlessly once you implemented it. Never saw a single god damned cheating kiddie since it was implemented.

 

Think about it, you could make a lot of money, if all goes to plan, and you'd have a legitimate company to fall back to if 4D1 get's closed down by Activision someday.

 

Of course, I'm not a professional and I don't know much about anti-cheats and how to maintain them, but aCI, well if you could get that one person to maintain it again, and if he'd be as good at it as the guy that maintained it in the ol' alterIWnet days, it'd be an amazing anti-cheat.

 

So, yeah. Discuss.

Kinda agreed. Kinda

1) aci is easy to crack compared to VAC

2) aci has been leaked many times

1) aci is easy to crack compared to VAC

2) aci has been leaked many times

 

Then change a couple of stuff and make it more secure, we're talking about distributing it. So of course, you'll have to make a couple of tweaks and fixes.

Then change a couple of stuff and make it more secure, we're talking about distributing it. So of course, you'll have to make a couple of tweaks and fixes.

VAC is developed by a company who has people dedicated people working on the anti-cheat. Paid workers.

aCI is developed by an individual who gets money off advertising on illegal projects.

see the difference?

You do know that this is not in for the money right? This is a LEGITIMATE modification gaming community, or so. Don't think NTA would even want to do such a thing.

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... LEGITIMATE modification gaming community ...

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I know huh.

Well, DidUknowiPwn is technically correct.

You should have the game bought on Steam to play 4D1 technically.

Well, DidUknowiPwn is technically correct.

You should have the game bought on Steam to play 4D1 technically.

No, he's not.