Bedrock Anti cheat suggestion (stop players from using alts repeatedly to game th)

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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Bro lol I don't understand what do you mean
Can you say wdym?

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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In which games does that happen? Honestly, I haven't seen anything like that

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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Reporting it would lead to a stat-reset, I think that would fix the issue. If you got enough evidence for them to be winfarming like that, please let the staff-team know about it in a report.

As the AFK-Kick exists, I am guessing those people move/die on their alts before getting kicked. Or their alts would constantly be jumping. However this would definetly be enough evidence for a report.

I can understand how annoying it is if people like that take over the whole leaderboard because they are not being punished. If im not wrong there is the same issue in teams of 4 about cheaters too. To fix this there have to be more consequent punishments, which can only be reached by multiple reports about those people.

Good luck at holding/getting back your leaderboard place!

Alicia28 said:

In which games does that happen? Honestly, I haven't seen anything like that

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I guess he is talking about eggwars solos, as thats his main leaderboard (I think), but i can imagine this issue to be in duos or squads too.

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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Are you talking about Eggwars duels players farming wins by dueling against there alts or ask friends?

Hmmm. Mabye Cubecraft can impement a anti-cheat when if people are idle and AFK they get kicked out.

if you experience stat boosting, please record it and report it in the bedrock player reports subforum for the staff to look at and punish

Nex3us said:

Hmmm. Mabye Cubecraft can impement a anti-cheat when if people are idle and AFK they get kicked out.

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it'd be more likely that they make pc players download a kernel level anticheat then go through the painful process of processing stat boosting appeals

Agreed!

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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Is this a thing?

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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Who is doing this? What are their IGNs on the LB? Never seen this happen once, ever in either squads or duos.

ProfParzival said:

Its now become pretty common knowledge that leader-board players (Eggwars) are gaming the system by repeatedly queuing their alts into games and thereby making their game faster to win.

Is there no way you could introduce a fairly simple anti-cheat system which notices when these alts never move until taken out? (generally by their party leader)

It's pretty annoying to those that just get wins the old fashioned way of actually winning games to see people doing this and clocking up wins and hence leader-board places so quickly.

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I've heard of a few ppl that do this (some get friends to help out with the grind)
But I never actually believed it was true