Battlegrounds Modders are more common than you think.
stimpycatisnumberone
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So the combat log has been a great addition to battlegrounds. It's becoming common knowledge that you can easily use it to detect mod usage by determining whether things add up. Now you don't have to wonder if someone is cheating, because the log shows you with a reasonable level of certainty.
Now that a brighter light shines on mod usage, its bleak reality is visible as well. All the people that you thought had a slight chance of using a mod.... probably were. Some of the people you would never expect... may have been too. Maybe I'm naïve, but I have been shocked by the percentage of mod users. It's is a VERY fun game mode, but I have to agree that it just isn't playable from a competitive standpoint currently. Please fix it, we just want to play BGs. Thanks
Now that a brighter light shines on mod usage, its bleak reality is visible as well. All the people that you thought had a slight chance of using a mod.... probably were. Some of the people you would never expect... may have been too. Maybe I'm naïve, but I have been shocked by the percentage of mod users. It's is a VERY fun game mode, but I have to agree that it just isn't playable from a competitive standpoint currently. Please fix it, we just want to play BGs. Thanks
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Not disagreeing that there are some, but I don’t think it’s near as much as you’re making it out to be
And for that matter modding in all parts of the game could be biasing some of the stats that Kabam looks at to decide on stuff like Champion balances and compensation for bugs.
The reason you have so many disagrees is because: 1. As people on this topic have stated, you don't understand how to identify a modder. 2. It's irresponsible and harmful to the community for you to state that something doesn't exist, because you're poor at identifying it.
I'm starting to wonder if maybe you're a modder, and trying to down play the prevalence, because that makes a lot more sense than arguing with 10 people who say they are, in fact, that common.
I just played 4 modders in a row in Vibranium. I have ave screenshots/combat logs to prove it. If you can't read the combat logs, post some of your matches where the opponents had a very high score, and someone on the forum will gladly show you how to identify them.
The reason you have so many disagrees is because: 1. As people on this topic have stated, you don't understand how to identify a modder. 2. It's irresponsible and harmful to the community for you to state that something doesn't exist, because you're poor at identifying it.
I'm starting to wonder if maybe you're a modder, and trying to down play the prevalence, because that makes a lot more sense than arguing with 10 people who say they are, in fact, that common.
I just played 4 modders in a row in Vibranium. I have ave screenshots/combat logs to prove it. If you can't read the combat logs, post some of your matches where the opponents had a very high score, and someone on the forum will gladly show you how to identify them.
My post to this disappeared. No idea how. Anyways…
1. disagrees are common whenever you say something that doesn’t fit the narrative of the mass Anti-Kabam crowd. It’s been that way for years.
2. Literally 1 other commenter said something, 1 commenter agreed with me, so yeah
3. I never said they don’t exist, just that they’re not as common as you’re making them out to be. Hundreds of thousands of BG players and you’re acting like 1/5 is a modder, which is nowhere near the case.
4. It’s irresponsible and harmful of you to accuse me of modding because you’re overstating the problem, and can’t properly read everything I’ve written.
Going around screaming everyone is a modder is much more harmful to the community than a single word I’ve stated. But go and continue on
Sorry, none of your numerical points are true. They just aren't founded in logic, and are arguing semantics instead of the material of the post. What possible foreseeable harm could come from stating that there are more modders? It's no conspiracy, what you're saying just doesn't make sense...which is why you have so many disagrees. Why don't you go ahead and explain to us exactly how one goes about identifying a modder using the combat log, because the more you talk, the more it seems they are right about you not being able to discern a modder from a regular opponent.
And you continue to ignore that I’ve consistently stated I’m aware of the modders, I just don’t believe they’re at the extent you’re making it out to be.
But I’m going to exit this thread now. You have what you want to push, I disagree with the extent of the problem based on my personal experience in the mode, and we’re not gonna agree.