0 players caught in TF2.
WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
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ESEA Client Update - Always On???
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0 players caught in TF2.
WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
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WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
=/
I really hope that there isn't a penalty for uninstalling and reinstalling for matches. Probably just won't play ESEA if there is.
I really hope that there isn't a penalty for uninstalling and reinstalling for matches. Probably just won't play ESEA if there is.
Too bad Windows Server Container hasn't been released. Could be a viable "fix" for this, you could have an ESEA container with all the crapware, and a clean container without it.
Too bad Windows Server Container hasn't been released. Could be a viable "fix" for this, you could have an ESEA container with all the crapware, and a clean container without it.
Apparently CS players aren't happy about this either...
Apparently CS players aren't happy about this either...
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/
blendtecApparently CS players aren't happy about this either...
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/
I doubt cs:go players will make enough of a fuss that esea will even consider reverting the change. It would be nice if that happened, but highly unlikely. cs:go players have long put up with esea's crap even though they have actual alternatives, I doubt this will change anything.
[quote=blendtec]Apparently CS players aren't happy about this either...
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/[/quote]
I doubt cs:go players will make enough of a fuss that esea will even consider reverting the change. It would be nice if that happened, but highly unlikely. cs:go players have long put up with esea's crap even though they have actual alternatives, I doubt this will change anything.
https://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/36gbls/new_esea_client_update_allows_esea_client_to/[/quote]
I doubt cs:go players will make enough of a fuss that esea will even consider reverting the change. It would be nice if that happened, but highly unlikely. cs:go players have long put up with esea's crap even though they have actual alternatives, I doubt this will change anything.
dollarlayerDreamboatAlways on means more bitcoins
Exactly what I was thinking.... lmao. However in all honesty CPU mining bitcoins might make them 1 cent a year per user. Bitcoin mining is now exclusively done on ASIC chips. CPU/GPU mining won't even come close to covering the cost of electricity consumed.
"please note that running the ESEA Client and playing on ESEA servers is entirely optional, there are other places to play, and if you're uncomfortable with the Client always running then you should uninstall and cancel your subscription."
Seems like a deal with it or GTFO statement. Personally I'd like to see some proof that the ESEA client actually does something as far as anti-cheating for TF2 goes.
5000$ a year is not that bad.
[quote=dollarlayer][quote=Dreamboat]Always on means more bitcoins[/quote]
Exactly what I was thinking.... lmao. However in all honesty CPU mining bitcoins might make them 1 cent a year per user. Bitcoin mining is now exclusively done on ASIC chips. CPU/GPU mining won't even come close to covering the cost of electricity consumed.
"please note that running the ESEA Client and playing on ESEA servers is entirely optional, there are other places to play, and if you're uncomfortable with the Client always running then you should uninstall and cancel your subscription."
Seems like a deal with it or GTFO statement. Personally I'd like to see some proof that the ESEA client actually does something as far as anti-cheating for TF2 goes.[/quote]
5000$ a year is not that bad.
Exactly what I was thinking.... lmao. However in all honesty CPU mining bitcoins might make them 1 cent a year per user. Bitcoin mining is now exclusively done on ASIC chips. CPU/GPU mining won't even come close to covering the cost of electricity consumed.
"please note that running the ESEA Client and playing on ESEA servers is entirely optional, there are other places to play, and if you're uncomfortable with the Client always running then you should uninstall and cancel your subscription."
Seems like a deal with it or GTFO statement. Personally I'd like to see some proof that the ESEA client actually does something as far as anti-cheating for TF2 goes.[/quote]
5000$ a year is not that bad.
tojoNow what, do we beg for cevo's forgiveness or hope esea changes this.
this could become a really competitive season of ugc
[quote=tojo]Now what, do we beg for cevo's forgiveness or hope esea changes this.[/quote]
this could become a really competitive season of ugc
this could become a really competitive season of ugc
I'm confused. I know they're spying in on our machines and bitcoin mining, but what does this mean for playing tf2? Will i still be able to connect to public servers? What happens if i uninstall esea?
I'm confused. I know they're spying in on our machines and bitcoin mining, but what does this mean for playing tf2? Will i still be able to connect to public servers? What happens if i uninstall esea?
Its no secret that csgo has a larger cheating problem than tf2. This is a good change for the growth of csgo. You have a 1 million prize pool for esl/esea. When money is on the line people will cheat.
Its no secret that csgo has a larger cheating problem than tf2. This is a good change for the growth of csgo. You have a 1 million prize pool for esl/esea. When money is on the line people will cheat.
x30 players caught in TF2.
WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
=/
i know for a fact that muk and circa dont cheat after playing with them.
but anyway stop trying to create a fiasco we all know you arent going to leave the only professional run tf2 league
[quote=x3]0 players caught in TF2.
WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
=/[/quote]
i know for a fact that muk and circa dont cheat after playing with them.
but anyway stop trying to create a fiasco we all know you arent going to leave the only professional run tf2 league
WORLD LEADING CLASS ANTI-CHEAT, but there is cheaters in IM.
I wonder if letting the client run longer will get them, right right?
=/[/quote]
i know for a fact that muk and circa dont cheat after playing with them.
but anyway stop trying to create a fiasco we all know you arent going to leave the only professional run tf2 league
That was unexpected, I don't understand why they did this after the whole BitCoin stuff they did. Also, is playing on non-ESEA servers with client on really that bad?
That was unexpected, I don't understand why they did this after the whole BitCoin stuff they did. Also, is playing on non-ESEA servers with client on really that bad?
I had a teammate who tried to without realizing, he said it was terrible.
I had a teammate who tried to without realizing, he said it was terrible.
If the client didn't make my game run for crap, I would be perfectly willing to give ESEA the benefit of the doubt and let this go until actual issues arise. I can totally believe this is necessary for CSGO - especially with the huge prize pool.
If they fuck it up and do anything shady, I don't think there would be any leniency in the next lawsuit - so they'd be dumb to not have this carefully managed.
The question is how are those of us who want to play TF2 deal with it? My game is nigh unplayable with the client running on non-ESEA servers. Dual boot seems excessive but the only plausible option right now?
If the client didn't make my game run for crap, I would be perfectly willing to give ESEA the benefit of the doubt and let this go until actual issues arise. I can totally believe this is necessary for CSGO - especially with the huge prize pool.
If they fuck it up and do anything shady, I don't think there would be any leniency in the next lawsuit - so they'd be dumb to not have this carefully managed.
The question is how are those of us who want to play TF2 deal with it? My game is nigh unplayable with the client running on non-ESEA servers. Dual boot seems excessive but the only plausible option right now?
If they fuck it up and do anything shady, I don't think there would be any leniency in the next lawsuit - so they'd be dumb to not have this carefully managed.
The question is how are those of us who want to play TF2 deal with it? My game is nigh unplayable with the client running on non-ESEA servers. Dual boot seems excessive but the only plausible option right now?
I hate to be that guy who doesn't know how things work, but couldn't you just have two user accounts, one without ESEA installed and one with, and then just log off the ESEA account whenever it's not necessary? Or does the client remain open regardless?
I hate to be that guy who doesn't know how things work, but couldn't you just have two user accounts, one without ESEA installed and one with, and then just log off the ESEA account whenever it's not necessary? Or does the client remain open regardless?
what causes the stutter? is there a workaround or viable fix?
what causes the stutter? is there a workaround or viable fix?
brooky12I hate to be that guy who doesn't know how things work, but couldn't you just have two user accounts, one without ESEA installed and one with, and then just log off the ESEA account whenever it's not necessary? Or does the client remain open regardless?
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d56de412%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
[quote=brooky12]I hate to be that guy who doesn't know how things work, but couldn't you just have two user accounts, one without ESEA installed and one with, and then just log off the ESEA account whenever it's not necessary? Or does the client remain open regardless?[/quote]
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d56de412%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/d56de412%28v=vs.110%29.aspx
I'd really like to hear from reload regarding this.
I'd really like to hear from reload regarding this.
lmao aim everyone knows circa cheats don't be pullin that shit nigga
lmao aim everyone knows circa cheats don't be pullin that shit nigga
FanglesTime to see how much we can shit talk ESEA so they for sure drop us next season woo
i dont think lpkane's going to get his feelings hurt that people are complaining about the always-on client, it would be incredibly naive of him to assume there would be no backlash
[quote=Fangles]Time to see how much we can shit talk ESEA so they for sure drop us next season woo[/quote]
i dont think lpkane's going to get his feelings hurt that people are complaining about the always-on client, it would be incredibly naive of him to assume there would be no backlash
i dont think lpkane's going to get his feelings hurt that people are complaining about the always-on client, it would be incredibly naive of him to assume there would be no backlash
-protolmao aim everyone knows circa cheats don't be pullin that shit nigga
why not pull demos and send it to killing or something
ppl always seem to say ".... cheats" etc but nothing gets done lol
[quote=-proto]lmao aim everyone knows circa cheats don't be pullin that shit nigga[/quote]
why not pull demos and send it to killing or something
ppl always seem to say ".... cheats" etc but nothing gets done lol
why not pull demos and send it to killing or something
ppl always seem to say ".... cheats" etc but nothing gets done lol
lpkanes general business strategy is "if you don't like it get the fuck out" and the only people really complaining are redditors (and you can see from the esea thread the community's opinion on them) so if there is any backlash he's going to be ready
lpkanes general business strategy is "if you don't like it get the fuck out" and the only people really complaining are redditors (and you can see from the esea thread the community's opinion on them) so if there is any backlash he's going to be ready
to play devil's advocate, the always-on anti-cheat will likely improve detections a lot, which, if you play cs, is sadly a saving grace for that game if you want to play it competitively at all
but lpkane has some serious balls trying this shit following the lawsuit his company lost
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/22933/esea-gives-no-fucks/?page=1#397960
to play devil's advocate, the always-on anti-cheat will likely improve detections a lot, which, if you play cs, is sadly a saving grace for that game if you want to play it competitively at all
but lpkane has some serious balls trying this shit following the lawsuit his company lost
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/22933/esea-gives-no-fucks/?page=1#397960
but lpkane has some serious balls trying this shit following the lawsuit his company lost
http://teamfortress.tv/thread/22933/esea-gives-no-fucks/?page=1#397960
Can someone run some benchmarks comparing TF2 Performance with/without the ESEA client installed?
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?
Can someone run some benchmarks comparing TF2 Performance with/without the ESEA client installed?
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?
TechDudeCan someone run some benchmarks comparing TF2 Performance with/without the ESEA client installed?
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?
I'll do my best to look into this tonight.
[quote=TechDude]Can someone run some benchmarks comparing TF2 Performance with/without the ESEA client installed?
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?[/quote]
I'll do my best to look into this tonight.
I've heard reports that uninstalling the client doesn't always remove the driver component, has anyone seen this?
Does the client show the resources it's using in Task Manager still?
Does it always stay in your taskbar?[/quote]
I'll do my best to look into this tonight.
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