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Why do you bring that up here?
I dont think anyone from nProtect will read this thread, you best option is to contact nProtect and bring up the programs you need to run at the same time as the game, and if they are legal programs like you claim I dont see why they shouldnt be able to remove their signature from their softwares blacklist.
The reason they use the design they do for MMO's is that you would get alot more latency if they were to add a servercheck for every little thing you do. People would cry about bad performance etc, but perhaps the industry should start streaming games instead so no-one can cheat and every gets higher latency.
Because there are legitimate reasons to not like these "guardian" programs. Eve provably doesn't need such crutches, so server checks are fine, thank you. In fact, properly filtering the data to what you *can* see at a given moment *reduces* packet sizes.
Personally, it no longer impacts me because I have a separate gaming rig from my coding, but prior to that it was lame to get development tools forcably terminated because I was launching some tiny web game without shutting down my work day first. It made taking a break a larger pain than necessary.
GameGuard used to kill Ventrillo and Teamspeak (no idea if they still do) because they could be used to "generate lag". No: if your game is so poorly coded that lag is a *benefit*, then you have done it wrong.
I say it again, learning to code would be *vastly* preferable to trying to plug all the holes in the collender of leaks they introducted by being lazy.
(I should also *commend* Blizzard's guardian programmers in that it was the least intrusive of them. Guardian programs don't *need* to be ♥♥♥♥♥ about what they do, just more lazyness to use "terminate all the things" lack-of-logic.)
Tin foil isn't strong enough anymore. We need full suits lined with lead.
Also I've never seen anything forcibly shut down dev tools, but I don't tend to be playing game whiile I've got compilers open.
and skuggan i wholely agree on the streaming games method as it also appeals to a much wider playerbase
the rootkit itself is actually acting as a mask to hide the programs that actually do the filtering when the game boots I am a seasoned MMO player and most of them I play have some form of gameguard on it or another (or whatever anti-hack service they go through) it should not interfere with your daily routine so long as you don't have the game running while doing your thing, but then again why would you need to be playing your game AND programming at the same time? exactly.
it's a necessary evil to keep the jackass chinese gold farmers at bay. It isn't installing viruses on your computer, this is in fact all the porn you insist on downloading. ANYONE with even a shred of knowledge on proper computer and network security should have zero problem with this. as for uninstalling it isn't hard at all. Trace and kill rootkit, find and kill programs it was hiding, wipe it's directory out of program files those hack shields have a limited set of files it affects, it's not going to show up in a dozen different files , it'll show up in 2 maximum.
sadly I partially agree with you, but at the same time there was a bill passed allowing the NSA to moniter web and phone traffic
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyber_Intelligence_Sharing_and_Protection_Act
there's a link, not the best, but it sums it up, there is another for phone traffic monitoring
b) it modifies, in an undesirable way, the way your computer functions (like a shoddy anti-virus program, the irony.)
c) it doesn't work to prevent people from hacking or cheating
so it's an unnecessary, non-optional, PITA program that's not doing the job it's supposed to.
so by that means you'd say Internet explorer is a virus as well? because I cannot uninstall that, it tries very hard to open and force me to use it when I don't want it, and it prevents me from enjoying the internet. it meets all your qualifications.
there are tons of programs that aren't viruses you'll have to work your ass off to uninstall, it's the way they're made. it does not modify how your computer functions, like all programs it needs to be booted, and unless it is it does nothing to your computer, and so far to my knowledge the program boots and closes with the game and ONLY affects anything trying to alter the game's files. Lastly it does it's job like it is supposed to, but seeming it it OUT OF DATE, there have been 10's of hundreds of ways found by now to bypass it via some loophole or breach that hasn't been plugged. it's not that it isn't working, people just found a way around it, then again it's the way of computer security, no way to be ahead of the attackers, just wait until they make their move then see if you counter it, if not see how they did it and plug it
wonderful, but again.
GIVEN THE NATURE OF A ROOTKIT IT IS CLASSIFIED AS MALWARE. ALL ANTI VIRUSES WILL SHOW A ROOTKIT AS MALWARE.
is the point clear yet? a rootkit is meant to camoflage other programs activities in the case of our hack shield, camo the actual functions preventing the hacking of the game. yet due to the fact that it IS in fact a rootkit it will show up as malware, it cannot be avoided. when it says that malware camos itself as that file it is due to the fact THAT IS WHAT MALWARE DOES. it hides. it waits. it kills your ♥♥♥♥. A ROOTKIT CANNOT DO THAT IN A MILLION YEARS THAT IS NOT WHAT IT DOES. THE ONLY DAMAGE A ROOTKIT WILL DO IS HIDE THE MALICIOUS PROGRAM RUINING YOUR COMPUTER. does any of this make sense?
Anytime someone claims a program "crashes programs" I instantly assume they know nothing about computers. Funny I just closed the game and low and behold not a single new program or service is running in the background. Its almost as if you really do know nothing about computers and are just complaining to hear your own voice (or in this case see your own text).