So what you're saying is I'm A-OK speeding up or even slowing down the game if I want to, since the game will reject it but when I want to make a serious attempt at a run, that's when I should play legit.
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(At least if enough people start complaining about it the leaderboard below 500 is full of cheaters and nothing really gets done about it.) But you're not uploading any runs, so you're fine.Īlmost 100% sure Matt doesn't get any notifications from cheats suspected messages.
The only way to get banned in Devil Daggers is by submitting cheated runs to the actual leaderboard. you cant port devil dagger on any console just cause its going to be the hell for players to aim after a certain point.
You cannot get banned simply by just using Cheat Engine. Actually, m4tt still bans cheaters from the leaderboards. It was probably just more convenient to make it drop the run in both cases, or they never really thought of someone speeding up the game to make it harder. The game has a built-in anti-cheat mechanism to determine whether your run was played in real-time, pretty much what you described earlier. Originally posted by xvlv:I'd recommend just using the spawnset editor to speed up spawns, as this doesn't mess with any player / enemy / gem movements or whatever. I'm really more concerned about whether Matt gets notifications about this stuff and whether or not he's cool with players speeding up the game. lag, or possible cheating if the difference is significant). It doesn't say anything if the time is 0, then the real world time elapsed was longer than the in game time elapsed, and therefore the game was sped up, and if diff - igt < 0, then it was slowed down (i.e. I wanted to know if there was anything special past the 500-ish WR at the time of writing, so with a bit of disassembly and memory editing, I made myself inv.
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