so what is the best method to cheat there? RM + MR with 100kb/s ? will be ok?
so what is the best method to cheat there? RM + MR with 100kb/s ? will be ok?
Nowadays it's pointless to use staff picks for cheating, what.cd'sppl with no livesstaff decided to make those torrents neutral leech (0 dw 0 up)
Last edited by maniak; 15.10.12 at 02:33.
So just asks:
There is a normal way to cheat on what.cd? i'm new there so I need to know. I don't wanna high-risk the account.
actually I have a failproof way to bypass their's anticheat scripts but it's involves more than one acc (that I don't have)
it could work even if we cooperate with someone that have acc there, but it would be more difficult and I only agree to do this with someone that have faithfulness to this forum becuase I sure what.cd saff monitor this topic.. (must be sure the cooperator is not staff there)
Last edited by Okaim; 01.11.12 at 17:53.
Left about 30 torrents faking at very very low speeds (10KB/s - 20KB/s) OVERNIGHT and got banned. I've done this many times before and got banned every single time, i never learn.
Moral of the story: NEVER EVER EVER let something fake upload without supervision. Faking at 0KB/s overnight is fine.
I've done it with 1 or 2 torrents at 30KB/s to 50KB/s and worked fine. Done it nice and slow over many days and got to 40GB easily, no hassle. It's when i left it overnight and too fast overall. For a few hours i was nurturing it (manually changing speeds etc) i was seeing my upload go higher until ~55GB when i went to bed. Woke up to a nice "account is disabled" message to start my day off.
30 - 50 KB/s is nice, anyone else can confim he could do it too?
I ask becuase:
I think the way thier script work is to FLAG suspicious users and show the log of them. (censored few things to don't give staff new ideas)
It almost automatic as opposed to the opinion here that think the staff need to read logs all day.
but becuase the staff need to confim the suspicious user is actually a cheater it may take them time to block you even that you have been flaged with the 30 kb/s speed.
anyway, If I correct how thier script works I think even 10KB/s will flag you.
so just wanna confim
How can you confirm your theory without asking a staff member there or looking at their specific codebase? Their anticheat scripts are extremely complicated and are not available to any other tracker, i'm pretty sure it's more than "if upload speed > 10KB/s then mark as suspicious".
1. it's called a theory becuase it's not 100% but i'm pretty sure I right.
2.I know to program scripts like that.
3.I know what i'll do if I have a tracker and want to get off cheaters.
4.i'ts not like "if upload speed > 10KB/s then mark as suspicious"
5.it's pretty easy to program anticheat scripts as opposed to what you think. (it even can be false positive because it's only FLAG you)
6.I don't going to explain what I think in an open forum (it's can even give the staff good idea if I wrong)
Last edited by Okaim; 02.11.12 at 15:24.
1. it's called a theory becuase it's not 100% but i'm pretty sure I right.
I just asked how could you actually prove the theory. I know what a theory is.
2.I know to program scripts like that.
Okay?
3.I know what i'll do if I have a tracker and want to get off cheaters.
I have ideas myself, but to implement that on a site with 30,000 - 100,000 users and work effectively is incredibly hard. Think about the time staff will spend sifting through false positives. Then try to imagine how hard it would be to find the actual cheater in a sea of 1000 false positives.
4.i'ts not like "if upload speed > 10KB/s then mark as suspicious"
I know it's not, re-read my post. I said "i'm pretty sure it's MORE than" just that.
5.it's pretty easy to program anticheat scripts as opposed to what you think. (it even can be false positive because it's only FLAG you)
If it's so easy, why is this forum still here?
6.I don't going to explain what I think in an open forum (it's can even give the staff good idea if I wrong)
Don't flatter yourself.
Last edited by dickbutt123; 02.11.12 at 23:11.
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