Disabling Memory Integrity

[Ravioli]

Really? Why is this a requirement? It can expose a system to kernel level attacks. Why would I need it so you can embed your anti-cheat software? Even Hell Divers 2 extensive kernel anti-cheat doesn't require it to be off.

[Ravioli]

Nevermind. Passing on this game. It uses NEAC protection. A known, extremely invasive Chinese anti-cheat.

[GRIDER]

oh no theyre going to steal all your valuable info and make millions

[p2020s don't make you good]

Very important gamer feels the need to announce his departure from game :(

[Don_Ninja]

Originally posted by TheHarmassist:

Very important gamer feels the need to announce his departure from game :(

shhh dont build his ego

[Ravioli]

It's not that I think they'll steal my info. It's the fact that it's an extremely invasive and horribly made anti-cheat. Learn some basic knowledge about PC vulnerabilities before jumping to conclusions. If anything I was attempting to make aware of what it is. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

[NOIDONTTHINKSO]

Don't waste your time, those people would sell off their first born for free game to the corporations

[Freed]

Originally posted by Ravioli:

Even Hell Divers 2 extensive kernel anti-cheat doesn't require it to be off.

Well for the record their anti-cheat sucks

[Bubba Bubba]

If it works and stops cheaters I'm completely fine with it. I would only be annoyed about giving that access for no benefits, but at that point I would be uninstalling the game for failure to deal with cheaters anyway.

People like you were also whining about Vanguard's anticheat, but it ended up being one of the best anticheats. It's not possible to have great anticheat without sacrificing some privacy, and I hope all game devs ignore the whiners if they want to replicate Valorant's or Faceit's success.

[Losky]

Originally posted by Ravioli:

It's not that I think they'll steal my info. It's the fact that it's an extremely invasive and horribly made anti-cheat. Learn some basic knowledge about PC vulnerabilities before jumping to conclusions. If anything I was attempting to make aware of what it is. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

explain how you catch cheaters without being invasive in your anti cheat, if u care that much just buy a pos netbook to have your information stored on, but the reality is your info has already been sold by 90% of the accounts youve logged in and put information in.

[EvilBoy]

as long as they can keep the majority of cheats out they can install cameras in my house for all i care

[Dev]

Good riddance. Idiots that are paranoid about cyber security because of ethnicity or nationality of a developer without any first hand evidence is just stupid. Posting on a game forum for an unreleased game crying about security concerns but don’t bother to read Steam’s T&Cs where your data is literally made available to U.S government and five eyes…

[Octarius]

Originally posted by Losky:

Originally posted by Ravioli:

It's not that I think they'll steal my info. It's the fact that it's an extremely invasive and horribly made anti-cheat. Learn some basic knowledge about PC vulnerabilities before jumping to conclusions. If anything I was attempting to make aware of what it is. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

explain how you catch cheaters without being invasive in your anti cheat, if u care that much just buy a pos netbook to have your information stored on, but the reality is your info has already been sold by 90% of the accounts youve logged in and put information in.

You defend those crap in every possible post here. How much do they pay you? Or you are just "usefull idiot"?

[Luc1dNightmare]

Originally posted by Ravioli:

Really? Why is this a requirement? It can expose a system to kernel level attacks. Why would I need it so you can embed your anti-cheat software? Even Hell Divers 2 extensive kernel anti-cheat doesn't require it to be off.

You should have it off anyway because of how much it can tank your gaming performance. Its not really necessary. I have had it off for years with every windows install and never had any issues. I always see it recommended to disable regardless.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9rHwTN6U5cs

[Losky]

Originally posted by Octarius:

Originally posted by Losky:

explain how you catch cheaters without being invasive in your anti cheat, if u care that much just buy a pos netbook to have your information stored on, but the reality is your info has already been sold by 90% of the accounts youve logged in and put information in.

You defend those crap in every possible post here. How much do they pay you? Or you are just "usefull idiot"?

i dont like cheaters, and im not a delusional r word like you who thinks they have useful information to be stolen by an invasive anti cheat, at the risk of a multi million dollar lawsuit from using said anticheat to do any harm

[🐵 Greg 🐵]

Originally posted by Losky:

Originally posted by Ravioli:

It's not that I think they'll steal my info. It's the fact that it's an extremely invasive and horribly made anti-cheat. Learn some basic knowledge about PC vulnerabilities before jumping to conclusions. If anything I was attempting to make aware of what it is. Thank you for coming to my TED talk.

explain how you catch cheaters without being invasive in your anti cheat, if u care that much just buy a pos netbook to have your information stored on, but the reality is your info has already been sold by 90% of the accounts youve logged in and put information in.

Then watch some people that know a bit more about security and that you dont need kernel level anti cheat to work - it's just excuse to use one.