The docs. It's what it does now a lot of the time I've noticed.
GetOffMyLan
joined 3 months ago
They don't have to be faster than humans though. Again it's the whole cat and mouse thing.
Kernel level anti cheat could detect the app sending the mouse messages or detect non hardware messages and would have rendered them absolutely useless. Could also detect things reading apps pixels which is how they functioned.
Again this happened in RuneScape with the auto clickers. Every time they get better at detecting them the hackers get better at hiding them. You just start throwing on a few miss fires and they're back to square one. It really isn't as simple as you describe or they would do it.
Bots just get around that by adding random amounts. We learnt this with RuneScape lol
Also in a fast paced FPS they aren't going to hit the same spot from the same position repeatedly.
Why would they want that? Are there any cases of it being abused?
The issue is that without it cheating is so much easier in many games. So then people just get pissed at all the hackers.
I imagine they could sue to cover those costs though
The citizens elected him mate
Definitely. And plenty who regret not doing it. Such is life.
100% they do mean it.
I never really wanted kids. But me and a friend had too much to drink one night and I was a dad at 22. It's the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I'm 30 and have 3.
People tend to focus on what you give up and not what you gain. Parenting presents a huge amount of moments and activities and feelings that you would never get otherwise.
Both paths are good. Just different.
I wouldn't trade the first time my daughter said I love you for anything in the world. Or even the first time she smiled. You could offer me any amount of money or holidays and I wouldn't go back and miss that.
I have a good support network so I can still go out when I want to. I could go on holidays without them if I wanted to. I could buy them less stuff and myself more. Nothing is stopping me.
But I wouldn't trade a moment of it.
It already uses the docs and API references