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Thank you for your contribution Medium Rare Doughnut.
That is a very exotic name by the way.
I first want to thank Mr_Pennywise for posting the press piece above.
To answer you ...., I must say I agree completely.
Now the topic of Gameguard is in the press. It's a clickbaity title for the article but the expert guy in the article confirms himself that Gameguard is invasive and does overreaching, risky stuff . His words, straight from the article:
"Riot’s Phillip Koskinas has memories of GameGuard stretching back over a decade. “A version of it has been around since even I was a young lad cooking cheats on MapleStory and Gunz,” he says. (Almost all anti-cheat developers were once cheaters themselves, as they’ll gladly tell you.)
“Back then,” says Koskinas, “GameGuard was actually one of the ‘stronger’ anti-cheats, largely due to their willingness to do crazier stuff. A lot of these techniques are actually common sense or useless now, but back then, it was sort of atypical to be that wide of a watchdog. These days, it has held onto a reputation for being invasive, especially because it takes so much of its anti-cheat actions locally and instantly (closing windows, blocking processes, etc.)."
Roblox anti-cheat lead Clint Sereday was similarly unperturbed. He says that the negative player reviews Helldivers 2 is getting are off the mark.
“This is exactly the same concern as people have with any anti-cheat,” Sereday says. “The concern is a little more exaggerated here because Helldivers 2 is a PVE game. nProtect GameGuard could also be adding to the concern since it is a less-used 3rd party.”"
Thank you both kindly for the support Blood Monarch and Racemi.
May want to read that again.
"These days, it has held onto a reputation for being invasive"
Is not the same as
"the expert guy in the article confirms himself that Gameguard is invasive and does overreaching, risky stuff "
This is the line before it that adds the necessary context:
"A lot of these techniques are actually common sense or useless now, but back then, it was sort of atypical to be that wide of a watchdog."
Basically saying that gameguard was ahead of the curve but now all other anti cheat is doing the same thing. But because gameguard did it first they have a reputation hanging over them.
And I thank you for being here with us and contributing Super Cat.
I completely agree, fingers crossed. Here's hoping Arrowhead will do the right thing and remove or replace this dumpsterfire called Gameguard as soon as possible.
Well done everyone so far - we can aim even higher!
So I hereby again kindly encourage everyone who agrees to sign the petition, and invite your like-minded fellow gamers to do so!
That's awesome and shows how importan this topic is to the general community.
Thank you guys!
As of 23rd of February, 2024, the issue of Gameguard in the case of Helldivers is now in the gaming press:
https://www.pushtotalk.gg/p/the-gamers-do-not-understand-anti-cheat
The title of this damage control press piece is clickbaity and condescending. It also fails to mention the shady history of Gameguard about how many games removed it before because of the plethora of issues it caused for their players. Regardless, in the article even one of the experts asked confirms that Gameguard is invasive and does overreaching, risky stuff . His words, straight from the article:
I really hope that Arrowhead Studios finally heeds the feedback provided by current and potential players that obivously point to the direction that Gameguard has to be removed or replaced.
At this point it is widely documented that Gameguard causes severe problems for many players. The sooner Arrowhead devs get rid of Gameguard one way or another, the better as it is just harmful and a potential danger for honest players. It also prevents sales and continues to be a blight on the reputation on the otherwise fantastic looking Helldivers II.
I added the above information to the OP under
did you manage to run and play HD2 witout any issue on your PC?
They are so close to actually making an impact!
I'd tell you to run the game yourself, but you don't it own it now do you? Nice knowing ya.