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Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« on: October 03, 2015, 11:41:51 pm »
Hi;

ive played so many games and i think that all of them have hackers.... for instance crossfire, combat arms, counter strike, even metin has hackers...

Can someone tell me why league of legends is not as hackable as these other games.



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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #2 on: October 04, 2015, 12:02:25 am »
I love how you find things so easily and i keep trying for a whole hour and always keep my search on the zeros!

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #3 on: October 04, 2015, 12:03:55 am »
You're on a website for hacking and security. It was a quick search of evilzone.

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #4 on: October 04, 2015, 04:37:25 am »
Hi;

ive played so many games and i think that all of them have hackers.... for instance crossfire, combat arms, counter strike, even metin has hackers...

Can someone tell me why league of legends is not as hackable as these other games.



Thank you,

if this question bother you in any single aspect, im sorry, my only wish is to learn more;


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I'd assume most of the variables are also stored server-side, and that any sort of hacking would be extremely obvious since everything in the higher tiers would know the damage formulas and could easily notice that suddenly hits 10K at lvl 1.

The skins are all stored server side imo.

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #5 on: October 04, 2015, 07:19:09 am »
botting is still rather common, as is boosting and other forms of cheating. It wouldnt be overly hard to implement some sort of say last hit script etc. The hard part would be not getting caught. I've never actually looked into (done any searching) regarding their anti-cheat engine but a few things i can say for certain just based off of game observation:

#1: things like speed hacks and other forms of movement based hacks are clearly searched for. Which isnt a surprise its one of the more common areas to cheat in a game, and MOST major games look for the kind of packet finagling needed to do this or actively block it. That isnt to say its always implemented at the start of a games life. Even "recently" their have been a number of AAA titles that have had the issue, but its one of the easier ones to detect and ban for. 

#2: They clearly are keeping most of their cheat detection engine server side(which is good for the players).

#3: inferring from the amount of different bot types etc that are detected they are clearly running a number of tests on action speed etc to help detect bots/other forms of cheating.

#4: LAN side is(by LAN standards) VERY secure. Any and all client side files are not allowed to be brought in and must either be loaded from their secure servers, or recreated LAN side(such as mastery and rune pages, though if im not mistaken that changed in season 3 where they are also stored server side and can be pulled down). Any other modifications including changing keyboard layouts is done at the event by the player NOT through a file. Since their are no "custom" skins etc like cs:go, getting ANY kind of hack detectable or not in is very hard. (again by lan standards)

#5: Again its rather obvious their anti-cheat engine is searching for memory hooks etc into their game and banning for it.

#6: they likely have at least one person that constantly looks for public bots/hacks to download to add their signature to their anti-cheat engine.

#7: final observation: As far as games go LoL even since its start has had rather good security focus, they are one of the best if not the best in the industry at protecting legit players from those who are illegitimate. Their security team pays attention to how others have been screwed/cheated and implements smart policies(such as their LAN policies) to do their utmost to prevent exploitation of their game.

Anyway aside from that i havent touched the game in years because fuck their player base. But their design team obviously works hand in hand with their security experts and their has been (up to the time i quit playing) far less "hacks" for that game than any other amongst AAA titles because of it. It's not to say it cant be hacked or hasnt been, but its not a game for a novice to cut their teeth on. 
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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #6 on: October 16, 2015, 09:44:11 pm »
Lol they do have scripts though. Here is the Draven one.

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #7 on: October 17, 2015, 12:37:30 am »
Elobuddy, Leaguesharp, Bot of Legends, Gaming on Steroids...

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #8 on: October 17, 2015, 04:20:03 pm »
You would be surprised on how much hacks there are...
Some public and some private.
There are lots and lots, some even on this forum!

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #9 on: December 29, 2015, 09:13:36 am »
I never understand the benefits of "cheating" in a game such as LoL. Maybe the reason for that is  because I never could really understand those type of games. I've always played FPS; walls and aimbot can be understandable and why it would be useful.(that why you have more fps cheats than lol cheats)

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Re: Why is League Of Legends a game never hacked like the others?
« Reply #10 on: January 10, 2016, 02:07:44 am »
I never understand the benefits of "cheating" in a game such as LoL. Maybe the reason for that is  because I never could really understand those type of games. I've always played FPS; walls and aimbot can be understandable and why it would be useful.(that why you have more fps cheats than lol cheats)
I cheat because I don't really feel commited to truly learn games sometimes.

I have been top 100 some times in different games I've played and made it many times to a better part of the world. So I know if I truly commit to a game, I will be good at it and not the "average player"

But the time it consumed for me to get to those rankings where I coulda done school work, searched for jobs or anything "truly" usefull. Was not worth it at all.
When I realised that more and more I eventually started cheating at games (league)  so I would not have to learn anything more than the "common sense" in the game. Such as where the enemys are when you don't have vision on them, when to "check behind you" and all of these stuffs that occur in most games, which takes time to learn.
I can focus on that while having good "mechanichs" and not learning both of these stuffs at same time.

If I were to start playing legitly now I would still be pretty good I think. I have to learn the mechanichs overall, but now I have the "brain" which is the true way of winning in every game