Quote from CEO Matt Scott '3) Bans and detection We are not broadcasting bans, and to be crystal clear - no bans have been implemented. We took a very conservative approach this weekend. We didn't want a scenario where BE started mass autobanning players for incorrect reasons.

An Autoclicker It's a macro that auto clicks your mouse when you hold. APB Reloaded or any games wont be able to tell if it's a macro or not. U want to get banned for makro like PB used to do? They changed nothing when it comes to ban mechanics thus far, G1 was doing the same. Record data and 'fairly ban those who are offenders' Except a certain group of people from one infamous european clan.

We never want to have to mass unban again for some anti-cheat problem. Instead we chose to record and analyze the data, and then we will be processing players accordingly. Moving forward we are also adding extra detections one at a time till we feel the system is running smoothly. ' So we are currently playing a game where no account is banned for hacking. Sounds balanced. Balanced indeed. Krossvord po menedzhmentu s otvetami. Hi, I'll enlighten some of you.

Here: 'To start, Battleye is fully automated. This means that, unless the banwave is for an in-game exploit or something not involved with game files, it will always be unnanounced. The devs won't know until the banwave starts. So, how does Battleye works? Battleye essentially works off the idea that humans are lazy, and we like for other people to do our work.

It looks for trends and patterns. Didakticheskie igri po teme produkti pitaniya 2. As it sees a set of modified files become more prevalent in player's clients particularly over a short amount of time, those files get put on a watchlist.

As the file sits in the watchlist Battleye monitors the growth in people using said modified files. If it noticed a trend in better stats/anomalies for most people with the files, it prepares to execute a banwave. Essentially, it looks for people who use mass distributed game modifiers. This is because hacking a game is hard, and requires dedication, something that most people who cheat don't have, as they like instant gratification. So, if someone were to code their own modification to a game, and keep it all to themselves, it would be very unlikely they would found quickly. For those of you wondering how I know all this, it comes from the r/Rainbow6 subreddit, where a programmer associated with Battleye explained how it works. The thread is about 2 months old, but I will try to find the link and post it here.'

-woodzopwns I'll also say that Battleye until it gets to start banning people it learns first. So it will take some time until it does learn. But be assured that the guys hacking right now are already flagged.

Once it decides to stop learning, a banwave will happen. And then anyone trying to hack after that will get instabanned without banwaves. So far, thats how it worked in Rainbow 6.