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Simply having obviously impossible scores and times not show up by implementing a filter on the leaderboards would be enough. Streaks only seem to go up to 99 and i'd say it is technically possible, but i remain suspicous about their legitimacy. Still, having 2 or 3 people in the world with a 99 streak really doesn't seem completely impossible, if they live and breathe this game.
Right. I understand that it is doable in some setups. It is TOUGH though.
Which is why I didn't say that there are 556 people obviously cheating. But 556 people all managing to get 15 minutes or less as their best time in the last week doesn't sound correct. The majority of the people playing are not trying to get a fastest time record every week. Many players are still in the 1 hour plus zone per game as they simply play casually. Etc. It is the fact that this record is only players in the last 7 days that makes so many 15 minute times stand out.
Same with streaks. The only reason the pair of 99s is suspect is because there is a HUGE gap between 2nd and 3rd. In theory, if 99 is doable, there would be several people failing at 70 or 80 or 90.
And both the 10-15 minute times and win streaks would be within what I could stomach if cheaters were otherwise being cracked down on. But that's obviously not the case, and if cheaters are *obviously* on the board, then there's nothing to say "well, we should assume that this guy got his result legit".
the leaderboard just isnt worth the man-hour cost.
the best you can hope for is some quick and dirty check to remove the most obvious fake results.
Easy to code a filter that deletes 0 second runs, etc..
Just start the counter for yourself by #19. If it gives something to the cheater, let them, until the devs start to take care about it.
If they cought you cheating, they banned you from Online game mode, you had one chance left with the white ring.
At slay the spire, they could lock out the obvious cheater from the leaderboards. Simple as that. There is no reason to buy it again just for the leaderboards, are here there is no money to make.
You have to think twice if it is worth for your ego, to cheat and stay for a short amount of time at the Top Ten list and risk to get locked out of it for the future, or if you behave and measure yourself with honest gameplay.
It's still a waste of time in a game like this. Sure you can take care of obvious cheaters, it's only going to make people more sneaky. You'll still be dealing with cheaters that are not detectable by just looking at their scores. You can already ignore scores that are obviously not legit, taking extra effort to find them and make a feature to ban them from the leaderboards is a waste of development resources.
Bone of Order/White Circlet only act as a second chance, if you're penalized from disconnecting/ALT+F4ing too much during online play.
I doubt, that if StS would make obviously impossible scores invisible, that more cheaters would try to make their score appear more legit. Those who'd make an effort in looking more legit, probably already do so right now. Who knows if a normal looking score, you're looking at, is actually legit.
That's right. It doesn't work at all in MP games. I'm aware of that, but here it is just a Leaderboard. Neverless you are right, it is the effort not worth at all. I was just posting some ideas and solutions. If they are practicable or makes sense at all... *shrug shoulders*
I don't care about the Leaderboards aswell, my problem is more of starving for more content. ;O)
They affect me because if I look at the leaderboard, I have to put in extra effort to get any useful information out of it.
Saying "let them cheat, it's a single player game" ignores the fact that there are leaderboards that are *supposed* to be useful.
And it's not something new. This has been going a long time.
As Enemy posted, the best solution is a zero tolerance policy. Get caught cheating, get banned from leaderboard permanently. Don't release exact rules for detection of cheaters (but obviously 0 seconds = too fast). Sure, they can get around it. That'll just get another account banned. And another. And each time, the cheating account gets removed, keeping the leaderboards clean of blatant cheaters.
Would it stop 100% of cheating? Of course not. But would it stop enough cheaters to make the leaderboard more useful? Absolutely. Several leaderboards the entire front page is full of obvious cheated results.
And I stated in my original post "If the devs don't think that there is a problem with cheating, or aren't willing to fix it, then just remove global leaderboards, since they are obviously meaningless anyways due to rampant cheating."
That option is a much quicker solution, and shows that the devs would rather stick to the single player experience that doesn't encourage competition between strangers on a worldwide leaderboard. If they WANT the leaderboards to matter, get rid of cheating (or at least give a good effort).
I rest my case.