take action or loose your player base

[<#f46>HYPER I<#fff>HYPERformance]

this is getting ridiculous and theirs no way to remove this guy from lobby, reporting on steam does nothing.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3416678558

[<#f46>HYPER I<#fff>Kareless1997]

this guy is ruining this game he needs to be banned

[👑 | ThatIllDubstep]

Steam took my post about him down, so i couldnt agree more

[OZYTO]

we really need to do something against those people..

[OZYTO]

Originally posted by 👑 | ThatIllDubstep:

Steam took my post about him down, so i couldnt agree more

yeah they are corrupt.. I wonder what happened..

[RUSSTYRUSS]

How wonderful. It's like no one can make a cheat proof game anymore. EA had to shut down Need For Speed World in 2015 after 5 years alive, cheaters overpowered the game for the last 3. I was Admin/Moderator at NFSTimes leaderboards for a year and was providing EA with lists of players with impossible times like 0.01 seconds win time, over 150 players per week and they got fed up of it and it was over 20 hours work for me alone...and it took me a while before they accepted to take my data, but I finally managed to have a contact at EA who accepted and brought it to management. Sadly, it was not enough to eradicate cheating. So, I don't expect less from this game after reading such posts as yours, sadly. All you can do is race with friends in private races or play the single player races like I'm doing, except the whole point was to get to the top level of player and all races so that I could then go to multiplayer. Doesn't sound like it's fun right now with posts like these. The worse part is that the AI cars in the game are evil rammers, you can't win some of the Club races unless you get lucky. It took me 3-4 days of 4-6hrs until I was able to complete Western Sierra Club race #8 Runway Velocity. Trust me, it's not a player's lack of skills, I was #42 in the world on a shard of over 2 million players just before cheaters started ruining NFS World. I've played almost all the NFS releases since early 1990s and they were sometimes tough as well, accomplishing all races and events to get to the top level player and multiplayer racing was not all easy, but as I said, I have had a lot of experience. I've now been stuck at level 7 for 2 or 3 days in Street Hunters' Elite races...no matter what I do, different cars, tries to remove traffic, that can't be done apparently, turned of music and all other apps, tuned my cars like mad, I'm at player level 60 started the game January 3rd. Did all C1 and C2 clubs and all of their Elite races, now doing C3, but stuck because the Developers of this game thought it might be fun to make it extremely challenging to win! Da, I bet players get frustrated and give up and just drift in free roam all the time. I'm a Need For Speed freak and love fast races and I'm also obsessed with doing everything in racing games to achieve almost every possible gain and have fun. However, I'm finding that I get impatient and mad when I have to restart the same races hundreds of times to win against the evil AI cars. The configuration of power they have makes it impossible to win unless they all crash and get stuck and you have enough time to get to the finish line before they can catch up and spin you out by tapping your bumper sending you into the ditch, trees, traffic, anything to destroy you.

I wrote to the CEO and Support emails with my concerns, but if they can't do anything about cheating, why would they even work on the game, they're going to milk it by selling it for as long as they can and then do like EA did and either shut it down or make it offline or single player only...whatever. What a sad world of unprofessional business and individuals we live in, why do people always have to use cheats and ruin everything is beyond me.

Good luck to everyone

[OZYTO]

Originally posted by RUSSTYRUSS:

How wonderful. It's like no one can make a cheat proof game anymore. EA had to shut down Need For Speed World in 2015 after 5 years alive, cheaters overpowered the game for the last 3. I was Admin/Moderator at NFSTimes leaderboards for a year and was providing EA with lists of players with impossible times like 0.01 seconds win time, over 150 players per week and they got fed up of it and it was over 20 hours work for me alone...and it took me a while before they accepted to take my data, but I finally managed to have a contact at EA who accepted and brought it to management. Sadly, it was not enough to eradicate cheating. So, I don't expect less from this game after reading such posts as yours, sadly. All you can do is race with friends in private races or play the single player races like I'm doing, except the whole point was to get to the top level of player and all races so that I could then go to multiplayer. Doesn't sound like it's fun right now with posts like these. The worse part is that the AI cars in the game are evil rammers, you can't win some of the Club races unless you get lucky. It took me 3-4 days of 4-6hrs until I was able to complete Western Sierra Club race #8 Runway Velocity. Trust me, it's not a player's lack of skills, I was #42 in the world on a shard of over 2 million players just before cheaters started ruining NFS World. I've played almost all the NFS releases since early 1990s and they were sometimes tough as well, accomplishing all races and events to get to the top level player and multiplayer racing was not all easy, but as I said, I have had a lot of experience. I've now been stuck at level 7 for 2 or 3 days in Street Hunters' Elite races...no matter what I do, different cars, tries to remove traffic, that can't be done apparently, turned of music and all other apps, tuned my cars like mad, I'm at player level 60 started the game January 3rd. Did all C1 and C2 clubs and all of their Elite races, now doing C3, but stuck because the Developers of this game thought it might be fun to make it extremely challenging to win! Da, I bet players get frustrated and give up and just drift in free roam all the time. I'm a Need For Speed freak and love fast races and I'm also obsessed with doing everything in racing games to achieve almost every possible gain and have fun. However, I'm finding that I get impatient and mad when I have to restart the same races hundreds of times to win against the evil AI cars. The configuration of power they have makes it impossible to win unless they all crash and get stuck and you have enough time to get to the finish line before they can catch up and spin you out by tapping your bumper sending you into the ditch, trees, traffic, anything to destroy you.

I wrote to the CEO and Support emails with my concerns, but if they can't do anything about cheating, why would they even work on the game, they're going to milk it by selling it for as long as they can and then do like EA did and either shut it down or make it offline or single player only...whatever. What a sad world of unprofessional business and individuals we live in, why do people always have to use cheats and ruin everything is beyond me.

Good luck to everyone

who is reading all that

[CataLin]

Originally posted by <#365ac2> OZYTO:

Originally posted by RUSSTYRUSS:

How wonderful. It's like no one can make a cheat proof game anymore. EA had to shut down Need For Speed World in 2015 after 5 years alive, cheaters overpowered the game for the last 3. I was Admin/Moderator at NFSTimes leaderboards for a year and was providing EA with lists of players with impossible times like 0.01 seconds win time, over 150 players per week and they got fed up of it and it was over 20 hours work for me alone...and it took me a while before they accepted to take my data, but I finally managed to have a contact at EA who accepted and brought it to management. Sadly, it was not enough to eradicate cheating. So, I don't expect less from this game after reading such posts as yours, sadly. All you can do is race with friends in private races or play the single player races like I'm doing, except the whole point was to get to the top level of player and all races so that I could then go to multiplayer. Doesn't sound like it's fun right now with posts like these. The worse part is that the AI cars in the game are evil rammers, you can't win some of the Club races unless you get lucky. It took me 3-4 days of 4-6hrs until I was able to complete Western Sierra Club race #8 Runway Velocity. Trust me, it's not a player's lack of skills, I was #42 in the world on a shard of over 2 million players just before cheaters started ruining NFS World. I've played almost all the NFS releases since early 1990s and they were sometimes tough as well, accomplishing all races and events to get to the top level player and multiplayer racing was not all easy, but as I said, I have had a lot of experience. I've now been stuck at level 7 for 2 or 3 days in Street Hunters' Elite races...no matter what I do, different cars, tries to remove traffic, that can't be done apparently, turned of music and all other apps, tuned my cars like mad, I'm at player level 60 started the game January 3rd. Did all C1 and C2 clubs and all of their Elite races, now doing C3, but stuck because the Developers of this game thought it might be fun to make it extremely challenging to win! Da, I bet players get frustrated and give up and just drift in free roam all the time. I'm a Need For Speed freak and love fast races and I'm also obsessed with doing everything in racing games to achieve almost every possible gain and have fun. However, I'm finding that I get impatient and mad when I have to restart the same races hundreds of times to win against the evil AI cars. The configuration of power they have makes it impossible to win unless they all crash and get stuck and you have enough time to get to the finish line before they can catch up and spin you out by tapping your bumper sending you into the ditch, trees, traffic, anything to destroy you.

I wrote to the CEO and Support emails with my concerns, but if they can't do anything about cheating, why would they even work on the game, they're going to milk it by selling it for as long as they can and then do like EA did and either shut it down or make it offline or single player only...whatever. What a sad world of unprofessional business and individuals we live in, why do people always have to use cheats and ruin everything is beyond me.

Good luck to everyone

who is reading all that

I put all of that in ChatGPT to shorten it XD. He's talking about how cheaters ruined NFS World. I don't know what it has to do with the main subject of the discussion XD

[MOKA]

Originally posted by HYPER I HYPERformance:

this is getting ridiculous and theirs no way to remove this guy from lobby, reporting on steam does nothing.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3416678558

thats an EZ game ban, 0 reasons why keep someone like that around

[HachiRiko]

you're giving him the attention he wants

[Tahnval]

Originally posted by <#42daf5>CataLin:

Originally posted by <#365ac2> OZYTO:

who is reading all that

I put all of that in ChatGPT to shorten it XD. He's talking about how cheaters ruined NFS World. I don't know what it has to do with the main subject of the discussion XD

About 15% of the post was about NFS World, in the form of the poster's previous experience with a related issue being used to illustrate the wider problem and support their opinion that not enough is done to prevent it. The remaining 85% was about this game.

I understand people who can't or won't read a post because it's longer than they're comfortable with, but replying to a post you haven't read and grossly misrepresenting the post you didn't read is unreasonable.

Passing a hallucinating chatbot off as a reliable source is wrong and worrying. People have already done it in legal cases and a miscarriage of justice was only prevented due to people on the other side doing their job. In the cases we know about. Maybe others have been missed. That problem is likely to get worse and worse.

[MDK_217]

The devs aren't gonna do jack manure about this.

Originally posted by 👑 | ThatIllDubstep:

Steam took my post about him down, so i couldnt agree more

And that's more than enough proof.

[⌐Thanos¬]

While I would argue the game is mostly already dead, that's besides the point of this. It's absolutely people like him that will put the final nail in the coffin and kill off any playerbase that is left trying to keep the game alive. It's bad enough some performance issues have yet to be resolved, It's worse combined with people like this. :/

[CataLin]

Originally posted by Tahnval:

Originally posted by <#42daf5>CataLin:

I put all of that in ChatGPT to shorten it XD. He's talking about how cheaters ruined NFS World. I don't know what it has to do with the main subject of the discussion XD

About 15% of the post was about NFS World, in the form of the poster's previous experience with a related issue being used to illustrate the wider problem and support their opinion that not enough is done to prevent it. The remaining 85% was about this game.

I understand people who can't or won't read a post because it's longer than they're comfortable with, but replying to a post you haven't read and grossly misrepresenting the post you didn't read is unreasonable.

Passing a hallucinating chatbot off as a reliable source is wrong and worrying. People have already done it in legal cases and a miscarriage of justice was only prevented due to people on the other side doing their job. In the cases we know about. Maybe others have been missed. That problem is likely to get worse and worse.

Mate, this isn’t about politics, it’s about a video game. What on earth? Writing a long thread about a 2010 pay-to-win game is crazy. The pay-to-win format encouraged players to cheat, which of course led to massive reporting that the devs couldn’t keep up with. The main reason for the discussion was racist comments in the game chat, no reason at all to write a whole 'book' about this.

[Tahnval]

Originally posted by <#42daf5>CataLin:

Originally posted by Tahnval:

About 15% of the post was about NFS World, in the form of the poster's previous experience with a related issue being used to illustrate the wider problem and support their opinion that not enough is done to prevent it. The remaining 85% was about this game.

I understand people who can't or won't read a post because it's longer than they're comfortable with, but replying to a post you haven't read and grossly misrepresenting the post you didn't read is unreasonable.

Passing a hallucinating chatbot off as a reliable source is wrong and worrying. People have already done it in legal cases and a miscarriage of justice was only prevented due to people on the other side doing their job. In the cases we know about. Maybe others have been missed. That problem is likely to get worse and worse.

Mate, this isn’t about politics, it’s about a video game. What on earth? Writing a long thread about a 2010 pay-to-win game is crazy. The pay-to-win format encouraged players to cheat, which of course led to massive reporting that the devs couldn’t keep up with. The main reason for the discussion was racist comments in the game chat, no reason at all to write a whole 'book' about this.

Why don't you stop making stuff up? You didn't bother reading a post. Fine. Your choice. But you're repeatedly making stuff up and pretending someone else wrote it. That's not fine.

Was that short enough?

[CataLin]

Originally posted by Tahnval:

Originally posted by <#42daf5>CataLin:

Mate, this isn’t about politics, it’s about a video game. What on earth? Writing a long thread about a 2010 pay-to-win game is crazy. The pay-to-win format encouraged players to cheat, which of course led to massive reporting that the devs couldn’t keep up with. The main reason for the discussion was racist comments in the game chat, no reason at all to write a whole 'book' about this.

Why don't you stop making stuff up? You didn't bother reading a post. Fine. Your choice. But you're repeatedly making stuff up and pretending someone else wrote it. That's not fine.

Was that short enough?

Stay calm. I read the post.