so has hackers destroyed ur online experience?

i just got my ps3...as u can tell in my sig, i was about to get the modern warfare collection and black ops for ps3 because i have friends thats wont touch a 360 and vice versa, i haven't ran into any hackers on medal of honor, but then again no one likes that game from my understanding.......i've played 2k11 online....havent seen anything, is this only a cod thing, or is alot of games being destroyed online during the hackers? it bothers me, but not so much because most of my friends have 360, but...the ones that have ps3...its like some type of religious thing almost, they just bash the 360 so hard....so its no hope on trying to even get them to buy a 99 dollar used one.lol

guess imma have to scratch cod off my ps3 list.....i hope battlefield is good....smh

yes they did in borderlands , although hacker is a strong word , i call em cheaters , even my grandma could copy their saves to pc and modify them with thewillowtree app

know what, they shouldnt restrict the players.

when i was still a PC gamer, and i played Counter-Strike for years both online and LAN.

the thing is that the host of the game can set gravity to any value, can set cheats to on, can change the movement speed, heck can even set so the bullets are slow. that's why alot of people play CS back then because it's not bounded. devs should let the players or hosts set some values for some stuff so that somehow gameplay changes. kekekeke.

know what, they shouldnt restrict the players.

when i was still a PC gamer, and i played Counter-Strike for years both online and LAN.

the thing is that the host of the game can set gravity to any value, can set cheats to on, can change the movement speed, heck can even set so the bullets are slow. that's why alot of people play CS back then because it's not bounded. devs should let the players or hosts set some values for some stuff so that somehow gameplay changes. kekekeke.

rawr89

Nope. Good server admins on PC games tend to ban hackers fairly quickly, so they're never much of a problem.Planeforger

[QUOTE="Planeforger"]Nope. Good server admins on PC games tend to ban hackers fairly quickly, so they're never much of a problem.dc337

That's just from my personal experience, at least. Then again, I only ever play on a handful of really good casual servers...

For the moment I can honestly say they haven't. I only play Bad Company 2 and FIFA11 online though, still haven't encountered any hacks that I'm aware of.

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know what, they shouldnt restrict the players.

when i was still a PC gamer, and i played Counter-Strike for years both online and LAN.

the thing is that the host of the game can set gravity to any value, can set cheats to on, can change the movement speed, heck can even set so the bullets are slow. that's why alot of people play CS back then because it's not bounded. devs should let the players or hosts set some values for some stuff so that somehow gameplay changes. kekekeke.

dc337

the only hack that i saw in CoD for the PS3 are speed movements.

or are there others?

it's more like cheating than hacking, though.

but yeah, if there are aim bots or whatever, that's just stupid and should be banned. :)

but for something like fast movement speeds, or as i've listed, zero gravity, slow bullets, etc. those things should be adjustable.

i had so much fun with my friends in CS with slow bullets. lol at the machine gun firing 100 bullets+ at slow mo.

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[QUOTE="rawr89"]

know what, they shouldnt restrict the players.

when i was still a PC gamer, and i played Counter-Strike for years both online and LAN.

the thing is that the host of the game can set gravity to any value, can set cheats to on, can change the movement speed, heck can even set so the bullets are slow. that's why alot of people play CS back then because it's not bounded. devs should let the players or hosts set some values for some stuff so that somehow gameplay changes. kekekeke.

rawr89

the only hack that i saw in CoD for the PS3 are speed movements.

or are there others?

[QUOTE="Planeforger"]Nope. Good server admins on PC games tend to ban hackers fairly quickly, so they're never much of a problem.dc337

Most good servers have multiple administrators, so yeah. If not:

-Take note of the player's ID.

-Record a demo of the player cheating (most PC games have this functionality.)

-E-Mail both of these things to a server administrator, along with the times at which the player was cheating. Those who run good servers will look up the player's GUID+IP and place a ban when proper evidence is provided.

I like how console gamers act like seeing a cheater is a common occurence in PC gaming. It's really not.

hardly ever run into hackers that are like, blatantly hacking on pc.

one guy in bf2 was sniping and he got a headshot every second basically. that dude got banned quick

From my experience, it has only been on MW2. Black Ops is still hack free, and so is every other online game I play bar MW2,

No the only game I ever played online on PS3 was Little Big Planet 2.

Nope, I've only ran into one hacker.

Nope. Only run into a few hackers in all the years i've been gaming.

As such is life of a PC gamer.

I've only had one problem. Years ago, during the original xbox, there was a modem glitch that people could use on Halo 2. That was really the only time I ever had an issue.