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Tekken 7's Cross-Play May Be Hindered by PC Gamers' Reputation as Cheaters, Says Harada

Harada said that, even though he doesn't share this opinion, Tekken 7's cross-play may be hindered by the community's perception of PC gamers being cheaters.

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BartMoons3122d ago

Wonder what Pachter would think of this, but seriously this is troublesome.

Festano3122d ago

On one hand, it is true that there is more cheating on PC simply due to the vastly superior hacking possibilities in respect to consoles.
On the other hand, they could just implement a strong anti-cheat solution.

BG115793122d ago

Anti-cheat solution? It doesn't matter how strong the defense is, there is always going to be someone to overcome that defense. That's the PC world for you...

Kenshin_BATT0USAI3122d ago

There are so many anti cheat engines around. It's a development problem if they don't want to manage their community.

ZeroX98763122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

There's no sure way to safeguard a game on PC that's for sure, but the Ban Hammer usually comes quick.

There's still some bots on SFV PC online up to this day though...

NecoTehSergal3122d ago

'Strong anti-cheat solution'.

I was in the BF1 Beta, and after 1 day there was already hackers everywhere -_-.

There's no such thing as a strong anti-cheat solution, and most companies don't put much an effort for prevention, but rather, Detection. The question then is, how long will it take the company to detect? I know some people who've had Radar hacks on CSGO for Steam for Years without being caught by VAC yet. It's frustrating, but reality.

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donthate3122d ago

PC definitely has more cheating, but there is no reason for lack of cross play between consoles. That is Sony's fault!

http://segmentnext.com/2016...

ravinash3122d ago

Overwatch has been handling the cheaters well so far.
So much so that when the cheaters get banned for life, they then resort to Denial of service attacks because their such sore losers.

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sdcard4gb3122d ago

Who cares what Pachter will say ?

miyamoto3122d ago

Ooooooh that comment from Harada san is gonna rustle some feathers.

Spyroo3122d ago

Its true though as expected of a open platform and thus of course not immune to consequences such as these

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Garethvk3122d ago

I am so over fighting games.

Red_Renegade3122d ago

maybe you are, but i'm not. not an expert, but i love to play for fun.

Black0ut3122d ago

Not for everyone I guess... I can't wait for Tekken tho, this franchise is one of my favourite fighters by far.

TheColbertinator3122d ago

I hope you avoid reviewing fighting games in the future,Gareth.

Utalkin2me3122d ago

@Garethvk

You're so over fighting games, you came into a fighting game article to post....That will show how over them i am.....

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Hoffmann3122d ago

Buying it on day 1. Tekken Tag 2 on PS3 still has more players than probably even MKX or SFV on PC.

boing13122d ago

They should remaster TTT2 for current-gen. As far as fighting games go, TTT2 is perfection IMHO.
They obviously won't though, as this would hinder T7 sales probably.

Chris_Wray3122d ago

Utter rubbish. Yes, PC's do allow for more options in cheating but there's zero reason that should impact on cross play. Just put in a good security system and you'll be fine. The games that are well maintained and looked after properly don't suffer from a big problem with cheaters.

Imp0ssibl33122d ago

I guess they don't want to spend money on an anti-cheating system and it's easier to just blame PC.

Angeljuice3122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

Keep them quarantined so they don't infect the rest of gaming.

The PC Elitist Cheatists have to appear superior even if it requires destroying their own online games to do so. That's not really a mentality that I want in gaming.

Spyroo3122d ago

There are ALWAYS ways to bypass anti cheat one way or another you cannot stop all hacks, cheats

abstractel3122d ago

Gamers also realize that anti-cheat systems take time, which equals money, to develop right? You can see where he's coming from. I want cross-play, and I am getting Tekken 7 on PC but the point is still valid. Having said that, SFV isn't plagued too bad and I really enjoy its modding community.

Igihara3122d ago

Tell that to the SFV bots on PC. Which is why tournaments prefer if you play on console.

thatguyhayat3122d ago

Ive come across few bots on the rank games. Pissed me off when I won and got no points

SilverDemon3122d ago

No Matter how good the anti-cheat system it will be cracked on pc (on of the reasons i don't play souls games on pc)

Just look at the division and bf1 , they were hacked during the beta (so freaking fast)
Sfv is full of bots

And devs cant keep patching a game for ever they need to leave it and work on the next game

Nathan_Hale533122d ago

I have yet to see a cheater on the hundreds of hours I have put on Dark Souls 1 and haven't seen one in Dark Souls 3 myself.

sullynathan3122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

@Nathan you're lying. Dark souls 1 pvp on pc is a hacker fest right now and I've put close to 300 hours in it. Since it is no longer being moderated, hackers roam freely.

Dark souls 3 had a couple hackers back when I played it but they cracked down on them better than DS1. It was so bad at one point in which people were getting banned because they ran into cheaters.

Nathan_Hale533121d ago

I have no reason to lie. I have never seen it, but I don't actively participate in PVP, yet all of the invaders I have seen were not hacking from what I can tell.

sullynathan3121d ago

Right, you don't even participate in multiplayer yet you want to claim there are no hackers in multiplayer.

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Red_Renegade3122d ago

honestly, your comment sounds more like rubbish. people find a way around security, always. and of course the idea of cheaters on pc affecting console gamers is an issue. don't be silly.

Chris_Wray3122d ago

Yes, they find their way around security. Then as I specifically said in my comment, a good developer will maintain their game and then block this off. I've played tens of thousands of hours of games online and I know that less than 50 of those hours were impacted by cheaters.

So no, if you genuinely think that cheaters can't be stopped, and quickly, then you need to look into it and see how little cheating really does go on when a developer genuinely cares about the online community and keeping it clean.

TheGamingArt3122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

@Chris_Wray, wtf are you talking about? "A good developer will maintain their game and then block this off". Do you know anything about development.... because this isn't how that works ... at all... lol. A developer can only do so much to fend off cheaters and so on, but mind you... only so much. There are inherit limitations to the codebase, server capabilities, and encryption methodologies. That ignores the unpredictable, budget, and priorities. I'm not sure you even remotely realize how ignorant that statement is.

Nathan_Hale533122d ago

They really don't have much issue. Anti-cheat isn't too hard to implement. I have never experienced cheating on PC on any recent game and only dead/dying games really have cheaters. Consoles just look for excuse to bash PC's anymore. Looking at your downvotes really proves so, since your claims are facts.

TheGamingArt3122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

"Anti-cheat isn't too hard to implement." Where are your facts to back this up? Are you a developer who's implemented this before successfully? This isn't a no brainer lets just add this defined simple solution and everything works scenario. That's insanely ignorant of you and is factually an incorrect statement on all fronts.

Oh, and talk to anyone who programs and/or works in IT/Security/Network Administration to back up what I'm noting (heck, google security in video games to make it simple: http://www.alanzucconi.com/... What you're stating is ignorant and you should educate yourself before assuming something is exceptionally simple when it's not only extremely difficult, but it's a huge investment that's unjustified (in most cases) in return value.

Nathan_Hale533121d ago

It isn't though. It is a separate program installed into the game. A very popular anti-cheat program is PunkBuster and it is rather effective. You are calling me ignorant when it is true, it really is not that hard to implement one and I have never said it to be "exceptionally" easy. A large company though, can rather easily install a anti-cheat program. You linked me a dead link about a mediocre gaming engine that no large company will use. Oh, I am majoring in Computer Science btw being a sophmore in college.

TheGamingArt3121d ago (Edited 3121d ago )

@Nathan_Hale53, that's cute that you're majoring in CS. I've worked in the field for years XD and graduated with a CS degree years ago (likely have work on things you've used at least once). I'd like to point out you have a loonnnggg way to go and it's fairly obvious you lack experience by your statements. You're statements don't indicate any experience or in depth knowledge in the field. Knowing a binary sort algorithm does not equate to building and deploying a functional product.

Anywho, word to the wise, don't flaunt you're inexperience in something like this and don't mistake education for experience. It's like watching Trump in a political debate. Remember that you probably have no idea to whom you're addressing either. The link above isn't dead and was an example of how easy it is to bypass security, that doesn't change with age.

TheGamingArt3122d ago (Edited 3122d ago )

How is it rubbish, you introduce an open ended system into a closed system environment and that's quite literally asking for trouble. Contrary to your belief, people aren't all in a "for the people" mindset. I, personally, never want to see that bridge crossed. Cross platform between console is fantastic, between computers and consoles... not so much.

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hiredhelp3122d ago

(community's perception) keywords

Festano3122d ago

Yeah, but if he reported that perception it means that the team is somehow taking into account. Otherwise I don't think he would've even mentioned it...

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Trevor Walker said: Fighting games have always been able to simultaneously experiment and innovate while staying true to their roots in the best of ways. Mechanics change, crossovers take place, and evolution occurs. One of the best examples of all three can be seen in the coveted guest character.

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Tekken 8 vs Tekken 7 – 15 Changes You Need to Know

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Tekken 7 Tournament at EGX 2023 Disrupted by Just Stop Oil Activists

During a tournament at EGX 2023, activists belonging to the controversial organization Just Stop Oil trespassed on the stage to disrupt a Tekken 7 tournament.

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garos82547d ago

losers with nothing better to do in their pathetic pointless lives.

Vengeance1138547d ago

A strong case for legal murder. Activist lives don't matter.

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gold_drake547d ago (Edited 547d ago )

they remind me of those idiots who glue themselves on streets haha.

Unknown_Gamer5794546d ago

I never understood the logic of that form of protest. If anything, it increases fossil fuel consumption by forcing a lot of vehicles to idle until the road is no longer blocked. I’m all for protesting a cause one believes in, but I would think people would want their form of protest to at least make sense.

gold_drake546d ago

yeh, its quite dangerous too, cause u never know if anyone needs medical attention or not.

TheEnigma313546d ago

When these people get beaten up sometimes, it's always a real treat