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Palworld studio admits it can't "keep up" with cheaters, says anti-cheat solution on the way
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this post was submitted on 20 Feb 2024
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why would a game like this need anti cheat at all? they are using their energy all wrong ๐
Because gamers have a large population of assholes who believe that making others get pissed off makes them feel better about themselves.
Just... play on a private server... Or single player.
DRG has no anticheat and has no issues with cheaters either.
I would not say that the game doesn't have an issue with cheaters but it's a different environment since it's a p2p environment where the host can easily kick a cheater out.
Very different from the palworld public, persistent servers.