Moss Esl Average ratng: 8,6/10 3481 reviews
MOSS has been bypassed and hacked so many times its just another hazzle to any legitimate player. Plus the automated screenshot does produce spikes for people with certain CPUs, last I heard it was especially AMD CPUs.The game needs a BUILT-IN anticheat solution to stop the free public hacks. We also need unique player IDs, much like steam ids or pbguid to stop people from impersonating other players. Players on a server should be able to check these IDs before a game starts and when you meet players in ranked/casual matches. Players playing in ESL or any other league have to play matches using the ID they registered with (u play account) and leagues should setup rules about when, how and how often they will allow people to change their account. Also a public banlist would be nice so leagues can check if the unique ID is banned so they can deny an account ID change, if its not for legitimate issues, such as email changes or forgetting logins.And even when they have that, they need to add DEMO RECORDING, PLAYBACK and X-ray like capabilities like CSGO or any shooter from before 2010 had.
To catch the last rotten players using premium and sub based as well as the very few private cheats. Not sure why game publishers in 2016 has such a hard time when it was kinda 'sorted' in the early '00s already with multiple solutions. Also Features such as pausing a game mid round or in between rounds is not a thing, why? Its 2016 and its a competitive shooter, seems extremely strange in my eyes. Reconnecting to a game only works if you are extremely lucky.
So you have to recreate the lobby?! Did I tell you how much I hate lobbies? God I miss the good old days where players could actually control their game servers.
It might sound strange to some of the newer gamers out there.DEMO RECORDING PLEASE UBISOFT.This is all something we had in COD1/COD2 and it worked like a charm. Especially demos caught a couple of rotten eggs in the higher tiers of play (open cup 1. Don't think anyone playing Eurocup (the top 20 teams in Europe) was ever caught by anything and it was generally a very nice 'pro' enviroment because people trusted each other because all you needed was already in game.Punkbuster catching all the public hacks and the unique PBGUID registered on the site as well as a way to check the players on a server was actually the right players, using the right account (CD KEY PBGUID)Public ban lists so leagues, at that time clanbase, could get rid of cheaters. Punksbusted (3rd part site streaming the ban list to game servers)Demo recording for everything else and a league admin overwatch like team, checking demos when disputed by other teams.
Also console commands to see through walls and speed up rewind demos.What I dont understand is why the pro league teams from season 1 doesn't come together, sits down for an hour and creates a list of stuff Ubisoft should work on / add before Season 2 begins. Same with shoutcasters, its obvious that the spectate controls and UI needs an overhaul to make spectating the games better.Ubisoft does not have to reinvent the wheel here. All the anticheat measures was working and helped creating a healthy competitive community in 2003 when COD1 was released. Mind you, they didnt add punkbuster support until patch 1.2 but it worked. I am not saying jump on punkbuster wagon right away, there might be other solutions on the market today that I dont know of. It does have it fair share of security holes and especially fake bans have been an issue (like the mirc virtual memory scandal where ppl got banned for a text string) but something has to be done.There is a lot of PC gamers out there that wants to play this game in ESL and play ranked, but a lot of us are unknown to THIS community because we don't want to play the game at its current state, so we lurk around in casual matches getting screamed at for being 'too good' and we should go play ranked instead of owning the 'casuals'.
Not only are there glaring gameplay issues, but there seems to be zero willingness from Ubisoft in trying to fight off these hackers and if thats what they wish, they do a really, really poor job at communicating it to the public. If they still hope to have a thriving esports community in this game in 6 months and expand beyond just ESL, the game has to improve a lot and the anticheat capabilities has to increase rapidly.I hope to god someone at Ubisoft listens and implements some of my suggestions.
I feel like a lot of the people working at Ubisoft have never had any real contact with esports, so they have no idea what is needed to actually run it at any kind of acceptable level - Nothing personal here, just tagging you in a desperate attempt of getting some sort of reply.Sorry for my shitty paragraphing and english, I love this game and dont want to see it go down the shit hole so fast and while I feel like I still got passion for this title, its starting to get frustrating seeing almost no progress on vital areas. Especially the band aid fixes to the cheating debacle is disheartening to witness. This is why pro players didn't migrate over. The basic requirements for the game to be an eSport were never met. The game was released broken even after we, Alpha players, told them for almost a year to fix fundamentals of the game, hell even videos back in Q2 2015 surfaced by famous youtubers complaining.It's not that hard to make your game work for eSports, the foundation has been laid for over a decade. It's hard to make it popular and make it strive. It's a shame to see this game, with great eSport potential and a AAA company behind it, fail so hard.That spike is from the free weekend.
Of course, but even if we assume there are twice as many people on Uplay only than on steam, it's still not good.I don't know a single person who bought the game on Uplay who did not sync it to Steam out of the 100-150 people I know who play it. I don't really know many people who bought it on Uplay at all. In my immediate circle, we all waited for it to go on sale on Steam.In the beginning (1 month post launch) Steam was the cheapest at 45 dollars while Uplay remained at 60.
I bought it there because I know Valve takes a cut and I didn't want to fully support Ubisoft after everything that happened during the Alpha/Beta. I also don't support Uplay, the UX is not the best, especially for being out so long (and yes, I know it was WAY worse before - sorry AC people ):).
What do you mean by 'syncing with Steam'? I only know you can add non-Steam games to your library, however, afaik these do not count against the game's Steam statistics.Regarding the price, maybe there is a big difference between NA and EU.
Siege sold for 30€ on Amazon in January, whereas on Steam it was and currently still is at 60€. Uplay also offered it for 45€. Since one needs Uplay to play Siege anyways there is absolutely no reason to buy it on Steam.That's why I think that at least in the EU the Steam sale numbers (and therefore the game's statistics) for Siege are not representative at all.
There is a lot of PC gamers out there that wants to play this game in ESL and play ranked, but a lot of us are unknown to THIS community because we don't want to play the game at its current stateMy feelings as well.With respect to a 3rd party anti-cheat, which I am all for, they are not a fire and forget solution. They have to be constantly maintained which was what made PB and streaming sites like PBBans or PsB so useful.
They give the community the ability to get involved. A passionate community can react much quicker. However without 3rd party dedicated servers and server admins (which allows for server log streaming) I don't know effective PB would be. A step in the right direction for sure, but I think people's expectations would be at a 'magic bullet' level' and that is not what we would get in PB alone.
. Sign up & Check inFirst you have to sign up for the cup. 30 minutes before the cup starts you have to confirm your participation by checking in. Tournament treeA few minutes after the cup starts, you can see check the tournament tree by clicking on Bracket.(In a SWISS cup click Ranking) You can follow your list of matches on the right, under Play.
Go to the match page and ban your maps! To do this you need “orga” permissions in your team or higher. Scroll down to read more about the mapvote process. MatchchatTo communicate with your opponents you can use the Matchchat.
You find the matchchat by clicking “Matches” or in the ESL Anticheat client by clicking on your match. Create a serverThe team with the higher seed (lower number in the bracket) has to create the server.Now add one of the opponent players to your friendlist. Start your game (On PC via ESL Anticheat and with MOSS, more information below). Create a dedicated server with the respective settings of the Cup.
You can find them in the rules.After creating the server you invite your team and your opponents.Play your match and take a screenshot of the result. Enter the resultAfter the match has finished, close your game and enter the result by clicking on “Match setup” at the Matchsheet. On PC you have to upload your Moss files as well, under 'Upload match media'!.
ProtestIf there is a problem in your match you can open a protest and an admin will help you. To open a click on “Match setup” at the Matchsheet and now on “Open Protest”. Please write your problem clearly and upload evidence so our admin team can help you as fast as possible.
Donwload and install the latest version of ESL Anti-Cheat. You can get it from this and you can read about the compatibility of ESL Anticheat. Run ESL Anti-Cheat as system administrator. Run the ESL Wire client as administrator. Upon opening, the client will prompt you to log in to your ESL account. Click on the 'Play' tab to view a list of your installed games.
The ESL Wire client will automatically detect your games and add them into this list. If the ESL Wire client does not detect Rainbow Six: Siege,you have to add the game manually to your libary with using the following steps. Click on 'Add Game' and select the 'Add a game manually' option.
Select Rainbow Six: Siege from the list of games. Select the executable file for Rainbow Six: Siege. The ESL Wire client will scan your registry for any registry keys connected to Rainbow Six: Siege. If any registry keys are detected, you may select any of them.
If no registry keys are detected, click “Add without keys”. The ESL Wire client will launch the game and perform a test to determine the main executable file. Allow Rainbow Six: Siege to open into the Main Menu before closing the game. After you have closed the game, click “Game is closed”. The ESL Wire client will have detected the main executable file for the game.
Select the file and click 'Done' to complete the process. Completely close the ESL Wire client. Join the. Run ESL Anti-Cheat. Double Click Rainbow Six:Siege on your gamelist ('Play' tab).
Check the 'Match/Gather/PCW' box. Select the 'vs. Wire Anti-Cheat team' match from the list. Anti-Cheat option should be checked with gray color.
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A small Anti-Cheat window will open as it prepares to start your game. The ESL Wire client should also show that Anti-Cheat is active. This process may take several minutes.
Run the game. Make sure the 'Matchmedia upload' window didn't appear. Play a few games to determine how Anti-Cheat works on your PC. It can lower your fps rate if you have multiple applications running at the same time. Quit the game.
Now the 'Matchmedia upload' window should appear - this is the signal that the Anti-Cheat has stopped. Go to the. Below the match Media click on the arrow next to 'ESL Wire Anti-Cheat Logfiles' to see the Logs. Search for your nickname there and check the login and logout dates; they should correspond to the time you opened and closed the game. If they are correct, your ESL Anticheat is working correctly!.
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Go to the match page. Click the blue 'Start Rainbow Six: Siege with ESL Anticheat ' button. If prompted, select 'Launch application'. Wait for the Anti-Cheat client to start and launch your game!. After you are logged into the game, go to the matchpage and see if you have a correct login time.
Always remember to check this!. If you only have only a login (no logout), you are correctly logged in and can start playing. If you have a logout before you close the game, you might have configured something wrong!
Read below to find out how to fix this, or submit a. Uplay ask you to add a gamekey? This issue can happen if you have installed two gameversions (Steam & Uplay). MOSS’s features include:. Automatic random screenshots. Unique PC identifier based on Hardware information. Capture game’s key files.
Real time Processor Speed versus BIOS setup and box nominal speed. Game Exe SHA signature and start time.
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Ingame screenshot stored when PrtnScrn is pressed. Keyboard and mouse Macros uses detected and reported including Keys, timing and uses count. ESL Wire Anticheat monitoring OR The Processes names, path and SHA listing at game startAll this information is embedded in a final secured ZIP file, provided by player as a fair play evidence.