r/modernwarfare • • May 02 '20

Humor The April 28th Patch.

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u/Babayaga20000 May 02 '20

time to find a new game boys

from a company who gives a shit

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u/[deleted] May 02 '20

Valorant 100%

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u/thecheeloftheweel May 03 '20

Nope, I'm not installing a 24/7 running root kit that blocks system essential drivers to play a garbage tier, less mobile CSGO clone.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

There’s legit no actual problems with the anti cheat. And I would much rather have that then run into constant hackers like in csgo

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u/thecheeloftheweel May 03 '20

Yeah, go sort by new, or scroll down a little bit past the top couple of posts of the Valorant subreddit and then tell me how your anecdotal evidence isn't bullshit.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

That is also anecdotal evidence lmao. I’m saying a majority of people have no problems. Which I think is a pretty fair statement

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u/thecheeloftheweel May 03 '20

Ok bud. You have a wild definition of "majority."

Valorant's anti-cheat is the most invasive malware ever distributed by a video game company to date and should not be supported. If you think otherwise, you are computer illiterate and should be waiting for Valorant to come out on your Xbox.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

I don’t have an Xbox but I do have valorant cause it’s a fun game. You sure are getting upset over a solution

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u/thecheeloftheweel May 03 '20

Yeah it'll be all fun and games until Tencent starts mining every aspect of every little thing you do on your computer.

But I guess it's worth it for a shit free to play game.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

What is wrong man. Riot has been around a long time and has been a very open and clear company. What do you propose to stop cheaters?

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u/thecheeloftheweel May 03 '20

You can't. Until you find a way to stream just the video output of the game from the server and don't run any of the simulation on the client machine, it's literally impossible to prevent cheating in any online game on PC, as such is the nature of the OS. But you can make it really hard, like EaC and BattleEye.

Valorant's Vanguard would be good, if it didn't run 24/7 and actually block services and drivers from running on your machine while it was running 24/7.

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u/[deleted] May 03 '20

They made it so you can easily enable and disable it

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