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#Hack exposed on Risk!!!!1
grave galeBOT
ray23854238957345 has been warned
tranquil dove
sorry the link was a youtube video of the tool. Dev Chilly is the name of the you tube channel.
teal garnet
Probably best not to be publicizing hacks/cheats. The developers aren’t going to be able to respond to it nearly as quickly as players would use it (as in it could be months to years before it gets patched)
tranquil dove
well if you subscribe to any Risk you tuber you will see the video made by this guy.
toxic hound
how severe is it/what does it do
crystal perch
Well, sadly, there are hackers who hack everything. I’m actually surprised this didn’t happen sooner. Sadly this was posted a day after SMG basically is on vacation for the holidays. When I played Axis & Allies, a hacker wrote code and created a dice cheat for A&A. The hacker eventually rewrote the dice program and introduced the “reduced luck dice” which (twenty years ago) was essentially a balanced blitz type program that could be modified to increase or reduce the percentages of the outcomes. It was actually accepted as a better dice program than the original. Now, after watching this hackers video, he doesn’t modify the dice, he modifies troop numbers. So if you are playing risk over the next few days. I would recommend no fog (so you can see any troop number modifications mid game) and pay attention to troop numbers of your opponents.
runic totem
how severe is it/what does it do
Its extremely severe. They can do whatever they want with the board. Everything.
crystal perch
It should also be said, that with no fog, it’s extremely easy to catch.
runic totem
It should also be said, that with no fog, it’s extremely easy to catch.
But you still lose the game and rank points 😦
crystal perch
But you still lose the game and rank points 😦
I think I heard Pete say that if a person is reported for cheating and they get banned, you do get the points back… but who knows how long that takes. I personally think people who use the hack will stick to fog games as there is a better chance to use it without being caught/reported.
dim shard
I'm curious as to what the community would think about a tool that would monitor a game (essentially a hack itself) to identify if the board state is being manipulated by a hacker. I.e. a hacker detector.
dim basin
We already monitor board states
dim shard
That's really good to know and appreciated. Does the monitor apply even if no one reports the hacker?