mouse software isn’t a cheat, i use a programmable mouse so i can press MB8 but it sends the input for CTRL + NP9 to rangefind or i can press MB5 but the input is sent as RCTRL + NP1 to send “I agree” radio message
this isn’t some rare thing either, a lot of mouses (mice?) have this functionality build in and ready to use out of the box
Hi, in a couple of weeks I am planning to do some more FM testing with the Flanker. Some of the charts available are SEP values for a set G load over a range of speeds. Testing this with a joystick leads to very imprecise results, as it is very hard to hold constant 3G / 5G while the aircraft accelerates.
I feel like this moving to BattlEye will cause a massive problems wave and player getting pissed off by BE causing problems to them, may even be permanent bans because of GeForce Experience or an automatic update by Logitech G Hub middle of a match.
Hi, how will the transition be handled for MacOS players? I believe EAC was handled a bit differently on Mac compared to PC, and I don’t remember having to ever install or activate anti-cheat manually.
Replacing the anti-cheat system on a specific device may take a little time and will happen when launching War Thunder. In the future, when you launch the game, you’ll be greeted by a window with the new anti-cheat system. Globally, the transition will occur gradually in waves, meaning both anti-cheats will be supported for some time. However within a few weeks, we’ll completely switch to BattlEye.
BEAC is kernal level and can see the page.sys file and what processes are in active memory, it does have access to your system and its files and what is running and what is interacting with other software
doesn’t change the fact that it has full system access, it’s how it detects suspicious software, whether it’s a cheat engine or just hardware acceleration software
I do not currently use macros myself but i have seen that some players do. For example creating a macro such that a player only presses “q” on their keyboard but the output into the game is several key binds in a row (like: change radar scope scale, change radar search mode and change radar/IRST mode all in one keypress).
Is there an official stance on using macros?
I have seen speculation online that Battleye uses a blanket ban list for several games such that you can get banned in one game for cheating which results in you getting banned in several other games that also uses BE at the same time. Is this a functionality that exists and if so will it now apply to WT?
For example: a player has a previous ban on a game that uses BE but have been playing War Thunder without cheating and without issue due to it having EAC, would that player now run a risk of getting banned from War Thunder due to this change and the previous BE ban even though they haven’t cheated in WT?