I agree that only sending absolute needed data is a great policy for stopping all sorts of cheating. I could see them skipping this step if they don’t have a way of doing it fast enough that won’t cause other issues like player pop in. That’s what it’s have to assume.
I wish it was that simple but it’s not.
That’s not exactly proof.
You may want to double check that.
They provide no evidence of vibe coding at all. Just because someone is using an IDE with AI (which is most now) doesn’t prove anything.
That’s not going to solve cheating either, but I do prefer dedicated servers in general.
That’s true. My machine doesn’t have a TPM. I understand they are trying to make things easier for their team, but I agree I’d rather have wider support.
It can help prevent various methods commonly used, but nothing can stop cheating. All you can do is minimise it.
Don’t make claims you can’t backup with evidence.
Sure… But disks are not part of GOG and have nothing to do with it. It would be like complaining a corner store sold you can of coke for 10 bucks but the coke vending machine outside says $1.
How is a disk copy of Witcher 3 a GOG problem? Also an always on save system sucks, it never made sense when Ubisoft tried it, still makes no sense now. But it’s not DRM, and had nothing to do with GOG.
I prefer houses not made from the same material the heating system uses for fuel.
They may have patched it. I’ll check it out thanks.
Put out some in-depth docker instructions and this will be common use in a month. Good work.
I believe a new MacGruber is on the way
But AI slop remains
Ubisoft - We haven’t read the room ever.
LMDE. Debian stability with the usability of mint. It works… That’s it. No gimmicks.
It should also be noted cheats can and have bypassed both BF6 and Valorants anti-cheat anyway.