Are we at the end of the cheating road?

**dickbutt123** · 11.10.14, 02:59

No new tools need to be developed, the existing ones work perfectly. It feels like the technical side of cheating is all thought out and now it's just a matter or education and using the powerful tools in a clever way.

What do you guys think? Do we continually need more powerful tools, or better ways to use them?

**koel** · 11.10.14, 14:39

I haven't seen a good modded client that lets you change it's version so people won't spot you cause you use the one of the few modded versions(some of them are detectable and you have a suspicious leeching behaveiour .
Mratio that lets you leech(with other modded client options) would be ideal and it should also show the swarm activity like vuze.

**anon** · 11.10.14, 19:52

Originally Posted by koel

I haven't seen a good modded client that lets you change it's version so people won't spot you cause you use the one of the few modded versions(some of them are detectable and you have a suspicious leeching behaveiour .

http://www.sb-innovation.de/showthre...threadid=31754

**Lucius** · 11.10.14, 20:43

It's all about the need.

developing cheat tools is required when the cheat scripts get harder, we have enough (and good) tools already that just need the knowledge from the user to keep you on the safe side.

**Zillion** · 12.10.14, 13:02

Originally Posted by Lucius

It's all about the need.

developing cheat tools is required when the cheat scripts get harder, we have enough (and good) tools already that just need the knowledge from the user to keep you on the safe side.

Very well said

There must be few members who are so experienced now that they want to keep experimenting and put the tracker cheat script on test. But for bulk, its not the powerful tools that get them going but clever methods to use the existing tools.

**Instab** · 12.10.14, 15:10

Originally Posted by dickbutt123

Do we continually need more powerful tools, or better ways to use them?

at some point the major features are implemented well. that is of course for as long as the torrent standards don't change

**Master Razor** · 12.10.14, 16:00

As far as tool development, I have to agree with Instab. If nothing changes, they'll work.
Knowledge is the key as of know. If you have that nothing can stop you.

**Instab** · 12.10.14, 17:29

Originally Posted by Master Razor

Knowledge is the key as of know. If you have that nothing can stop you.

of course, if you don't know how to use them the best tools are worthless

**Lucius** · 13.10.14, 11:09

Originally Posted by Zillion

Very well said

There must be few members who are so experienced now that they want to keep experimenting and put the tracker cheat script on test. But for bulk, its not the powerful tools that get them going but clever methods to use the existing tools.

Besides that feature requests are very welcome to keep the development up