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• Is fire hack bannable download#

Unless they add macro support in the game, I can’t see this “feature” staying. The only folks to be to blame would be amazon for letting that get out of hand.

Is fire hack bannable download#

Then you’ll have folks praying on the less tech savvy users, telling them to download their innocent trojan executable. This will lead to mountains of users downloading macro programs that actually contain spyware, and all kinds of crap. For further clarification i’ll write out this hypothetical: You basically can’t just say that “oh anyone can get macro software”, because while it may be true, not everyone is technologically savvy. Since other folks will be using macros to carry out this exploit where users without them will still have trouble keeping up.

Now, if they want to make it a “feature” I should note that they should make macros available in game via the UI. TLDR the animation canceling exploit is quantifiable on its impact to the game.

(ignoring other impact metrics) The temporal score metric is also extremely high. From this rating system, you could say the animation canceling exploit has a very high CVSS rating. The higher the CVSS (v2) rating usually means it scores lower in access complexity, and also does not require things like authentication, or it’s access vector (among other things). Usually, even with this Perk equipped, players incur a small delay between pulling the trigger and having their gun ready to go.

This exploit makes use of the Gung-Ho Perk, which allows players to shoot while sprinting. CVE’s are comparably posted every day, with varying levels of difficulty to carry out. A new post on the Black Ops Cold War subreddit claims to have found a way to remove sprint-to-fire time entirely. The ease of launching this exploit has nothing to do with it being classified as an exploit or not. The Animation canceling issue is exploiting validation, thereby giving you an unfair advantage in many areas of the game versus those who do not use this exploit. Simply because something is not referred to in highly technical terms does not mean it is not an exploit.