@Ultrasonic_77 wrote:The only positive in all of that is Alvaro Carreton's tweet about working with Codemasters/EA to try to improve the situation:
Álvaro Carretón on Twitter: "https://t.co/qqY1H87qe9" / Twitter
I've rewatched his video in the tweet; has he said that because it was on his hard drive or is he really helping Codemasters?
Edit: Just read Opmeer's reply, all good.
There is an easy fix to all this......have a Lan Invitational!
Williams has the facilities as do most of the teams to do this.
Esport teams fly the players anyone who doesn't show up autoban from Esports!
Problem solved!
@BadMayh3m wrote:There is an easy fix to all this......have a Lan Invitational!
Williams has the facilities as do most of the teams to do this.
Esport teams fly the players anyone who doesn't show up autoban from Esports!
Problem solved!
The next official eSports should definitely be over LAN but that in itself doesn't solve the wider problem for the much larger number of regular players who want to race online. The wider issue needs an improvement to how the game operates to prevent prevent cheating. On PC anyway.
@Ultrasonic_77 Yeah as multiplayer/league racing etc isn’t really my wheelhouse I’d love to hear more feedback from those who do. Be interested to hear more on what . @v8u5jco54ukp as the op has to see he appears to be all over it
@BadMayh3m wrote:
I personally dont think anti cheats will work in the long run as they'll slow em down at the best.
I don't know enough about how this area to be confident but I think there are two aspects here. Firstly, if everyone knows that cheats are freely available and used then it has a negative effect in terms of more people likely seeing their use as acceptable. EA actively making this harder and importantly being seen to do so would help with this in my view. Secondly, I vaguely wonder if for the online modes the core game physics parameters (like those that determine grip) could all be loaded in from some network file into ram when a lobby is joined rather than relying on a locally stored file that can be modified?
@ScarDuck14 wrote:@Ultrasonic_77 Yeah as multiplayer/league racing etc isn’t really my wheelhouse I’d love to hear more feedback from those who do.
If you go away from leagues the basic multiplayer modes have a more fundamental issue than cheating in that the process of actually getting into races is so hit and miss. Give it a try some time if you genuinely never have. I did actually very quickly see if I could get into a beginner friendly lobby just before I switched my game off last night, but gave up after 2-3 of minutes sitting in a lobby that looked like it was going nowhere fast. I think it was showing loads of players who had just finished a race but I'm not totally sure, and whatever every driver just had a spinning loading icon next to their name but with no sign of progress.
The only online racing I actually do is the weekly events when they're races as these I can at least reliably get into. I do wish they'd keep the weekly event races in sync with the real F1 calendar though. This week there is a weekly event race in Jeddah but is would make so much more sense if this was next weekend instead!
Well, I do not play online but if you cannot even trust the eSports drivers... Houston we have a problem!
Besides also Time Trial, which is the "skill ranking" of each driver (with all the faults you want), is affected.
Even if my main hopes for improvement are always on the offline (AI, handling), I strongly hope in a working anti-cheat in F1 23 for the whole community credibility.
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i stopped watching esports since i noticed it's for kids since the lobby is not full elite. then now let's find out the cheats of 20% ers more grip less wear more speed among other things it really seems that these are born from esports members patch. there is also that most of the children who participate in this competition want to win even in a dishonest way all the rest is bar talk. disappointed in them by codemaster and by the fia which does not extend the license leaving the monopoly.
@Nellix82 wrote:i stopped watching esports since i noticed it's for kids since the lobby is not full elite. then now let's find out the cheats of 20% ers more grip less wear more speed among other things it really seems that these are born from esports members patch. there is also that most of the children who participate in this competition want to win even in a dishonest way all the rest is bar talk. disappointed in them by codemaster and by the fia which does not extend the license leaving the monopoly.
Hmmm... that's rather patronising and ageist to be honest. Jake Benham is about a third of my age but would utterly thrash me in any race. Being younger does not stop someone being elite*. This is totally unrelated to wanting all competition to be fair.
*Sadly being better than me doesn't qualify someone as elite either but that's down to my lack of talent and practice!
@BadMayh3mI can’t blame them for quitting. 2 drivers now under suspension One alleged driver for being unnaturally fast on every track, and another outs himself by accidently showing the cheat on his computer. But nothing is being done. Something has to be done to solve this.
@ScarDuck14But I'm not sure if there's any proof though 🤔
@TotosHeadphonesJust watching Jarnos latest my team video. Think he’s talking about the other guy😂😂😂😂 pic below
@ScarDuck14I was being a bit sarcastic ☕🐸
@BadMayh3mThe accusations are there because there are plenty of videos showing driving and speeds which technically shouldn't be possible unless there are certain aids being used. Additionally he hasn't really said anything to defend himself other than there won't be any accusations when they move to LAN. Moving to LAN won't disprove the accusations for this year's game because next year, with it likely being a new handling model, if any accused driver not being as fast as they have been can easily hide behind the excuse of not adapting to the new model.
With there being so many murmurs, eSport drivers being shown having cheats on their hard drives, regardless of whether they really are helping Codemasters or not, it shows that there is a lot that we are not seeing and there are eSports drivers not being truthful. There must be some scepticism when looking at all that we've been presented with.
@ScarDuck14 wrote:
@TotosHeadphonesSorry. You should have said it in a sarcastic text😂
Haha, how do I do that? 🤔
@Nellix82 wrote:
@Ultrasonic_77there is a lot of difference when you race for fun and racing for a competition like that I don't know what's funny about cheating. then one thing racing with a ghost so no safetycar no risk of breakage one thing racing with all the risks. very far from the formula 1 Esports made like this for me I hope you get the idea
I don't understand what this has to do with anything I've said in this thread?
