Thing is as soon as SC fixes the current issue, there will always be a new one made wuickly after. And it will go on on forever.
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Thing is as soon as SC fixes the current issue, there will always be a new one made wuickly after. And it will go on on forever.
Also, there aren't a lot of these people. Sure, it's really annoying to see a replay where someone is "ch3ating", but at least it's not your full log, right? I'm not trying to defend ch3aters. I think it's low they need AI help to do things you can do yourself. SC should patch it, and I think they should address it AFTER they patch it. It's basically like saying they knew about, and that if you even wanted to try it, it's too late. If they announced it NOW, people would Google about and probably get their hands on it, and thus a bigger problem.
Dear Friend,
Please supply us with an official media release that confirms both the acknowledgement of the issue as well as a breakdown of the internal control procedures that are/have been implemented in regards to this matter.
It would also be greatly appreciated if you could cross reference the resources used in regards to this issue against projects developed/and in development.
1st the more we talk about it the more people will be curious and attempt to try to find such a software guideline or loophole.
2nd being transparent only help the ♥♥♥♥♥er.
Do you want Supercell to tell US hey this month we try to implement a new function that send a ping every 2 second.
Then the month afterward well sorry it didn't work. The ♥♥♥♥♥er learn about the ping (in the newsletters) and send us false ping. Now we going to use a gordon knot algorithm to try to prevent such thing in the future.
Sorry the public algorithm we publish last month didn't work since the ♥♥♥♥♥er have rapidly developed the anti-algorithm. We are dumbfounded on how they could so rapidly detect our algorithm:rolleyes:.