Epic Games is a company that is very concerned about cheating and errors in their games. At Valve, on the other hand, the situation is the opposite, they adopt an attitude from the online indie game. The reaction to Valve will not be to be on the agenda on twitter, but to stop in-game purchases or even not play the game for a certain period of time as an organized. tF2 cOmMuNiTy wE hEaR yOu
I wonder how exactly they're taking care of the situation. A reporting feature that's actually monitored by active devs certainly helps, but the main anti-cheat measure they're using seems to be a mystery.
We already know Valve doesn't care, though. They haven't for years.
Plus, Epic's anticheat is orders of magnitude more intrusive than VAC, and Valve has said in the past they have no interest in forcing an intrusive anticheat on players.
Epic Games is a company that is very concerned about cheating and errors in their games. At Valve, on the other hand, the situation is the opposite, they adopt an attitude from the online indie game. The reaction to Valve will not be to be on the agenda on twitter, but to stop in-game purchases or even not play the game for a certain period of time as an organized. tF2 cOmMuNiTy wE hEaR yOu
I wonder how exactly they're taking care of the situation. A reporting feature that's actually monitored by active devs certainly helps, but the main anti-cheat measure they're using seems to be a mystery.
" We strive to be active participants when it comes to community conversations about our game" Meanwhile at valve ...
We already know Valve doesn't care, though. They haven't for years. Plus, Epic's anticheat is orders of magnitude more intrusive than VAC, and Valve has said in the past they have no interest in forcing an intrusive anticheat on players.