tiny lemmy 

It's a feature.

c/steamdeck · u/Diurnambule@jlai.lu · 483 points

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cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/40144630


Comments

u/xthexder@l.sw0.com · 2 points

Didn't The Crew shut down servers recently anyway? I thought that was the catalyst for Stop Killing Games

u/ZeDoTelhado@lemmy.world · 23 points

One of the biggest problems right now is AI=LLM which could not be further from the truth

u/LwL@lemmy.world · 4 points

Which is what ML is extremely good at. Humans too, but we can't process data quickly enough.

I think there'd be reasonable worry about false positives though. Imagine you just have some weird playstyle (maybe due to disability) that you got really good at, so the AI classifies you as abnormal and flags you as a cheater. Much less likely when you're looking for the software instead.

Also it's probably just way more expensive.

I still think the real solution to cheaters has to be to legally go after the cheat sellers. The one time I would like for laws to protect some capitalist interests (since cheaters definitely hurt the bottom line of mp game publishers) it's not happening.

u/ZeDoTelhado@lemmy.world · 56 points

I still find in general super creepy that anti cheat systems (most of them) **insist** on having kernel access instead of using, you know, actual statistics and machine learning.

u/Midnitte@beehaw.org · 14 points

There *could* be Call of Duty, but they're so focused on selling you skins they can't make an anticheat that doesn't require being the NSA.

u/Joelk111@lemmy.world · 6 points

I've been on Linux for nearly a year now, and the biggest losses for me personally have been GTA Online and The Crew series.