Down with cheaters--once and for all!
 

You know you hat'em, you just don't know how to get rid of'em, right? Well, I have a plan.

I know every single one of you here hates the idea of cheat vs cheat; It's really so stupid. And everyone here hates cheaters. I suggest we rebell.

First, we ban them from every single server we posibly can.
Then we ban them from AA. After that, we post their MOHAA and message board, AIM, MSN, YIM, etc etc on every site we possibly can. Hopefuly we can wipe out a LOT of MOHAA cheaters... M16: fire1: But the other games are a different story.

It's worth a try I say.
Squad, arm your weapons... cool:
It's time to go into battle! swordfight:

Also, if you are an elite at MOHAA, you can still kill the n00b cheaters, but who likes going up against them? New and beter cheats come out all the time, which we fuc*ing hate. Oh, I need an anti-cheat too... :(

Well if you can figure out a way to ban their I.P. Adreesses, even when they change them call me back. =)

Nice idea though.

Ban their subnet/ISP. Works for AAN vs Powell.

[picks up rifle]

[picks up rifle]

ban their mac address

how do you even find their mac address

wouldnt you like to know, mr. no fog.

Cheers,

Shifty

whatever flame away

[quote="Captain_McCusker":06801]Ban their subnet/ISP. Works for AAN vs Powell.[/quote:06801]

but with my bad luck there's probably a cheater on Cox high speed internet in Manhattan KS. mad:

port scan thier ip, youll get a mac address (usually)

[quote="Simo Häyhä":320c5]port scan thier ip, youll get a mac address (usually)[/quote:320c5]

No, actually port scanning their IP will do nothing other than perhaps tell you what ports are open on their PC.

[quote="Sgt Stryker":c7e52][quote="Captain_McCusker":c7e52]Ban their subnet/ISP. Works for AAN vs Powell.[/quote:c7e52]

but with my bad luck there's probably a cheater on Cox high speed internet in Manhattan KS. mad:[/quote:c7e52]

I though powell was an AOL DSL user.

As a follow up to the MAC discussion.

The proper way to find a remote PC's MAC address is the command
[code:bfb87]nbtstat -A {insert remote IP}[/code:bfb87]

For example:

[code:bfb87]nbtstat -A 127.0.0.1[/code:bfb87]