Screenshots for fun

[Dr.Flay]

@GEx the zombies are Jack's modified (beta) version of the TWT_Zombies mod.
It is very similar to the Zombies5 mod by Mr.Loathsome (the one Medor linked to), as both Jack and Loathsome have worked on it.
Visit Loathsome's site for even more monster fun and fixes.
http://ecoop.ucoz.com/load/

Back on topic.
Looks like MasterChief has taken to Chaos with vigour !

It always looks funny when you see a bot still swimming after leaving the water.
These 2 then cased around for ages, refusing to shoot or slash at each-other.

Now lets have a little look at the SDK versions of the weapons
The Bio-gel (love this effect)

The rockets/grenades (the smoke trails need to be bigger, or more transparent).

And that T-Rex has bitten off more than he can chew. Awesome explosion.

[EvilGrins]

I love blowing stuff up on the LEGO maps!


Chunks of LEGO falling everywhere.

[papercoffee]

Chunks of LEGO falling everywhere.

Combine "chunks of Lego" and "barefoot" ...... you will know what pain is.

[EvilGrins]

I targeted the Ionizer on where I was in the last 5 seconds of the game, thing takes about 7 seconds to fire after you set it.

[Higor]

Ready to roll !


EDIT
Ouch, HD comes to bite me again...

[papercoffee]

What map is this ...looks like a ship.

[Higor]

Ancient Mariner, got it from the beta Forgotten Classics pack

[EvilGrins]

[EvilGrins]

Just a general weird...


...and a couple cows.

[Wises]

well.. I thought this one was funny personally;



..Seems that he was actually trying though as most (from what I can tell) of it is disabled.

Good Man..

Go GSG GSG GSG!!

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[ACEv08h]: PackageName..: BotPack
[ACEv08h]: PackagePath..: ../System/Botpack.u
[ACEv08h]: PackageSize..: 39016791 bytes
[ACEv08h]: PackageHash..: 8CEF2D6FAB6DC2683A61B33BA6D2BEE3
[ACEv08h]: PackageVer...: HACKED - elfLite v3.0

[papercoffee]

What exactly do we see here?

[Wises]

What exactly do we see here?

is that a Rhetorical Q there Paper?

I will assume for the time-being that you have not seen an Aimbot in Action b4 now;

That is one that was caught on our servers recently..

*just look beneath the ACE logo for more...*

insert/delete...insert/delete..

^ that is how they turn em on/off btw.. save more Q's.

[papercoffee]

What exactly do we see here?

is that a Rhetorical Q there Paper?

I will assume for the time-being that you have not seen an Aimbot in Action b4 now;

That is one that was caught on our servers recently..

*just look beneath the ACE logo for more...*

insert/delete...insert/delete..

^ that is how they turn em on/off btw.. save more Q's.

Nope this time is it not a rhetorical question... and you assume right here ...I did never see an aimbot in aktion only some pictures of caught hook-up cheater (I think that's the name of it) ...a nasty wall hack with aimbot for redeemer-server.

[Wises]

Ahh kk.. yer this is what players have to put up with in games across the board these days.. unfortunately.
The Cheat-Makers have exploited Every-Game on the Market worth playing.. which is What makes UT99 unique in that it is revolutionizing the way in which developers can minimize the effectiveness of such things in the future.. for example.. ferali's concepts .. "Do everything from the server... Never Rely on the Client".. Basically anything controlled from the 'End User' is compromizible! so to limit that ability.. 'Rely upon them not-at-all'

incorporate 1001 checks at the server end which looks for things which are depicted in that screenshot above.. and block em server-side.

believe it or not , but I do strongly believe that if/when Anthrax completes ACE that it will be snapped up by some company (Preferably Epic) and lead the way for future gaming.

Cheat FREE would be ideal.

[Feralidragon]

ferali's concepts .. "Do everything from the server... Never Rely on the Client"..

I must just point out that is not a concept of my own, it's actually the very base of good security, and it applies specially for the web (for example, to validate inputs from forms, or using SQL prepared statements instead of escaping the data in order to make an SQL injection attack completely impossible, that sort of stuff).
It's not something that applies to games alone, but to anything that works over the network.

Yet you would be suprised the amount of people that pass by my hands in interviews with years of experience on the web and simply do not know these basic things.
No wonder so many sites get attacked so easily.

Unfortunately, most attacks and cheats are made successfully because of basic security flaws by design of the system. For instance, I know a FPS game which has a very stupid security flaw: it calculates spread from the client and sends it over the network, and is a game made using UEngine. So obviously, there are anti-spread cheats around already (and for as long the game was available).
Fortunately they changed the weapon system so the spread is now rather insignificant, so it's not much of a problem anymore, however it kind breaks me over when I see these noob mistakes from actual professionals in the field.