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07-21-2010, 10:42 PM
Rockstar plans to release a new title update forRed Dead Redemption Sometime in the next month, which is ment to counter all the hacking and cheating going on in the game.
Rockstar have said:-
"We'd just like to let all fans and players of Red Dead Redemption Multiplayer know that we're aware a few rotten apples persist in the online world, trying to make the experience unpleasant for everyone else," the publisher said.
"Obviously, these Multiplayer modes can be great fun when everyone is on the up-and-up, so to ensure we preserve the integrity of gameplay for all online, we are actively working on new features to counter against the isolated incidents of abuse that go on."
If you're caught cheating or hacking "beyond a shadow of doubt" you will be banned from Red Dead's online world for a period of Rockstar's discretion.
How they will prove some one is cheating and how long it will take for the hackers to get around what ever messures Rockstar put in to place remains to be seen.
Should this happen in every game?
Rockstar have said:-
"We'd just like to let all fans and players of Red Dead Redemption Multiplayer know that we're aware a few rotten apples persist in the online world, trying to make the experience unpleasant for everyone else," the publisher said.
"Obviously, these Multiplayer modes can be great fun when everyone is on the up-and-up, so to ensure we preserve the integrity of gameplay for all online, we are actively working on new features to counter against the isolated incidents of abuse that go on."
If you're caught cheating or hacking "beyond a shadow of doubt" you will be banned from Red Dead's online world for a period of Rockstar's discretion.
How they will prove some one is cheating and how long it will take for the hackers to get around what ever messures Rockstar put in to place remains to be seen.
Should this happen in every game?