theTrav wrote:kaka wrote:A client could still cache every tile received, so it wouldn't matter much, I'd say.
The server could refuse to accept clicks on tiles that are not in LoS for move commands, that'd make the hack less useful.
Considering the fact that Pacho's extended client has nightvision, Miner's helm is widely useless.
My guess is that a high percentage of the userbase is using a 3rd party client which gives extended screen size.ImpalerWrG wrote:I do not understand why the developers tolerate the existence of a client that breaks several core game mechanics and advantages a sub-set of the player base.
ImpalerWrG wrote:I do not understand why the developers tolerate the existence of a client that breaks several core game mechanics and advantages a sub-set of the player base.
Aleksandr123 wrote:My friend used it on my computer -.- now when i use a torch, it has no effect. I am currently FORCED to use the client when i mine....
Granger wrote:My guess is that a high percentage of the userbase is using a 3rd party client which gives extended screen size.ImpalerWrG wrote:I do not understand why the developers tolerate the existence of a client that breaks several core game mechanics and advantages a sub-set of the player base.
My personal opinion about it is that as long as the original client is limited to 800x600 (my Amiga 10 years ago could do better) and has no ability to disable the music (since i go deaf each time it starts playing, or have no sound from my computer at all) I will stop playing the moment Pacho's client goes away and nothing else providing solutions to these 2 problems is available.
Irrelevant of how much i like H&H, these two limitations are to severe to be accepted by me.
Should Loftar backport the screen size and music off parts into the original client i would happily use it.
Back on topic: as long as the server sends data about objects the user shoudn't normally see to the client there will be a way to exploit it. Surely you can try fascist-grade rootkit style anticheat addons, but that won't help. And would also end my relationship with H&H.
So i can only shamelessly point toward my suggestion about how to fix that.
jorb wrote:ImpalerWrG wrote:I do not understand why the developers tolerate the existence of a client that breaks several core game mechanics and advantages a sub-set of the player base.
Because they cannot do anything do prevent it.
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