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by rasz
1775 days ago
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Why would you? Bots are single player/novice content. In Fortnite you even start by playing against bots. "When a new season kicks off, all Fortnite's player levels get reset and even the most experienced players encounter bots in the first matches. The number of bots you'll see in your games will decrease since the game can tell you're getting better, and you'll start getting in lobbies with almost no bots." Did you perhaps mean Aimbots/Cheating? Admins are the answer, humans augmented by automated data analysis. There are tons of Server side techniques. None of them perfect, but each one narrows attack surface. Check this whole channel out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJLxXJ90lEE Main problem here is game server sending location data for all players in certain radius, even the ones not in the PVS (Potentially Visible Set). But watching this video you should immediately get some ideas for detection of bots/cheats - tracking player visibility, gaze and movement behavior server side. Someone consistently "spotting" enemies 600m away in a building, reacting to silent entities being spawned behind them, head/eyes shots thru foliage, etc. |
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