OVC

aragdou85 · August 2017

Do something comprehensible with it OVC.

N0HCH0 · August 2017

While everyone is happy with the huge work on balancing weapons))

xevilxkittyx · August 2017

Just watch their first twitch-session. There they openly admited that they are not able to detect and thus fight overclocking.

aragdou85 · August 2017

There are programs that could detect overcloking and the ban be automatic;
They could initially put it on trial.

sorry for my bad english.

xVisyz · August 2017

@xevilxkittyx

So you're telling me they've unveiled their incompetence at all ... do they take ownership of a game without being aware of all the problems he has?

xevilxkittyx · August 2017

Actually this is what they did. Just check the topic about the twitch-session in this forum section.

http://forum.papayaplay.com/index.php?p=/discussion/357933/twitch-stream-august-4th-feedback-and-suggestions#latest

Neponen · August 2017

New engine or update the current... its only way to have this game ''fair'' again...

th1595 · August 2017

We had a program that could accurately detect overclocking before, developed by a former clan mate of mine.

In his own words " simple math give me the percentage of improvement compared to a standard player (this % has nothing to do with the real CPU overclock)"

When the game moved from peer2peer to peer2server, I believe this made his software obsolete. That being said, I recall him saying it would be possible to make the software work once more in a peer2server game, though he neither played the game enough or had the time to do it himself.

My question therefore is why D.E or PP cannot do this themselves? Of course, it wouldn't lead to an automated ban system or solve the problem quickly, but rather could be used by the HGM to accurately determine who is software OVC'ing and who is not.

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