anti cheat idea?

@gg123xyz 

here is some c++ code to show the idea for stopping hackers:

class Server
{
public:
protected:
private:
}

class Player_1 : private Server
{
public:
protected:
private:
}

class Player_2 : private Server
{
public:
protected:
private:
}

// a class for every player in the server, Player_60

int main()
{
Player_1 player_1;
Player_2 player_2;
}

the idea is hackers merge together creating exploits. and by making the player their own private class the hackers can't merge because each player class is private.

this will mean a lot of copy pasting, 60 player per room so copy pasting 60 times which is against clean code rules but it stops ugly hackers which is more important.

the memory for one class is accessed by another class, then the memory is cycled through and then this memory corruption overloads the cycle, which lets the hacker cycle through the overloaded cycle till they get the response they want.

if you just held each player inside their own private class then the hacker could not corrupt the memory and pick at it until it gives them the response they want.

@E9ine_AC"if it was that easy it would be there".

not being able to see where there is a public inheritance i can't rewrite it to a private inheritance so i only made a basic code snippet. right? where is the code where there is the inheritance i can look at for free right now? its not freely available to see and look at is it? no...

idc if its too simple. y du u?

@gg123xyzWell as a coder/programmer it kinda hit me some type of way. The things you suggest that will work won't. HWID spoofers exist. IP spoofers exist. There is no way to tell anymore. So all that code for HWID reading is useless in terms of programs that are designed to spoof every number on that pc. This is why it is hard to stop cheaters currently. 

@E9ine_ACi know they could change their pc, to hide it to make it look any way they wanted, but without the oem there is no other way in on pc.

maybe they would create multiple oem accounts when they change the hw id. maybe if they used windows but if there was some way to verify the hw without booting into windows, that might work. like a sw that starts during boot can go online and verify hw status.

this hw os sw program cannot be booted into from windows or the pc only online from the oem. this program reads the hw status and is what allows there to be accounts made. it could even be written in some exotic language so if tampered with it would make no sense to the hacker.

@gg123xyzthis code is a bit more complicated since the previous code was too crude.. the first example is bad because the Goblin class set is accessible from the unicorn class:

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;

class Creature
{
public:
Creature();

void SetName(string name);
string GetName();

private:

protected:
string Name;
};

class Goblin : private Creature
{
public:
Goblin();
void SetName(string name);
string GetName();
};

class Unicorn : private Creature
{
public:
Unicorn();

Goblin Gobby;


};

int main()
{
Goblin Gobby;

cout << Gobby.GetName() << endl;

Unicorn uni;

system("pause");
}

Creature::Creature()
{
cout << "A Creature has been created\n";
}

void Creature::SetName(string name)
{
Name = name;
}

string Creature::GetName()
{
return Name;
}

Goblin::Goblin()
{
SetName("Gobby");
}

void Goblin::SetName(string name)
{
Name = name;
}

string Goblin::GetName()
{
return Name;
}

Unicorn::Unicorn()
{
Gobby.SetName("Green Goblin");
cout << Gobby.GetName() << endl;
}


this second example is good because the Goblin Set is not accessible from the unicorn class:

#include<iostream>
#include<string>
using namespace std;

class Creature
{
public:
Creature();

void SetName(string name);
string GetName();

private:

protected:
string Name;
};

class Goblin : private Creature
{
public:
Goblin();
string GetName();
};

class Unicorn : private Creature
{
public:
Unicorn();

Goblin Gobby;

};

int main()
{
Goblin Gobby;

cout << Gobby.GetName() << endl;

Unicorn uni;

system("pause");
}

Creature::Creature()
{
cout << "A Creature has been created\n";
}

void Creature::SetName(string name)
{
Name = name;
}

string Creature::GetName()
{
return Name;
}

Goblin::Goblin()
{
SetName("Gobby");
}

string Goblin::GetName()
{
return Name;
}

Unicorn::Unicorn()
{
//Gobby.SetName("Green Goblin"); commented out because setname is inaccessible
SetName("Uni");
cout << Gobby.GetName() << endl;
cout << GetName() << endl;
}

@LaughingSharkowhat? you call me troll?

@LaughingSharko  did you call him Troll!?