#WarDogs said streamers aren’t exempt, and that teaching an exploit is advertising cheats. @VeryBadSCAVR still sat on stream, ran the drill cash loop, and showed how fast and easy the money is. Then walked through the steps. Same energy as the old revive bug, where he laughed and kept checking if it would still pay. Regular players get reset for that. Streamers get views, and a following that stays current on the exploits. Then they block anyone who calls it out. @WARDOGS I trust you on this. Please keep the rules the same for everyone. That’s the integrity of the game..

I've been a bit hard on #wardogs. But they've earned my loyalty after releasing the Havoc and C4 bug fixes. Thank you for making me whole again @Brammflakes 🙏

Do people find flying without the tail rotor difficult? I’m wondering if I should hop into the training range and make a tutorial on how to pull it off every time.

Hear me out… I have the perfect punishment for people farming in community servers. 1. Wipe their account today. No gold, no levels, nothing. Full reset. 2. Don’t ban them yet. When Season 2 starts, give them a one week ban. They tried to cheat to get ahead of people, what better punishment than forcing them to fall a week behind on a new season, when it matters most.

So the Golden AK is going to be the rarest gun in the game! With 0 people owning it. After hitting level 147, I can afford 2 golden bars :) 28 to go in... 19 days? Easy.

#wardogs Put crazy hours into grinding for level 35 pilot and you get a HAVOC which has a TTK of 0.5 seconds on the CIWS You can't even swerve or leave.. You just die.

So glad @WARDOGS gave the green light to people exploiting this bug :) One of the tankiest things in the game and now they can glitch roofs onto it.

I agree. Games are a ~$200 billion industry with about 3.6–3.7 billion players. Competitive PvP is a huge slice of that, and cheating is one of the things actually killing it. This is not harmless. Studios have to sink millions into anti-cheat before a game even ships, then keep spending for the entire life of the title. There is no finish line. Cheat developers start the moment a beta is public. Every patch is another round. That cost comes out of the same budget that is supposed to build the game, and it keeps eating revenue after launch. Players who work all day still queue into matches that might just end up a disappointment because of 1 person. Games worth millions have died from this. People stream aimbots and wallhacks in public while selling them for CS, R6, Rust, Fortnite, Warzone, and everything else. Anti-cheat alone is not solving it because the other side is a business. I don’t just want pressure on the people writing and selling this. I want consequences for the people using it. People that advertise and market it. If you buy from a dealer, "I didn’t manufacture it" does not clear you. You bought the product. Same here. The user is the demand. A ban they can buy around is a fee, not a deterrent. Knowing use of this software should be treated as defrauding a commercial service. Fine them. Make it follow the person. Keep going and escalate. Until the people paying for this eat a real cost, studios will keep burning millions on a fight they cannot win. The legal system has barely treated this as a market worth protecting. That ignores the people who get a couple of hours at night and the developers who wanted that money and time to go into the game.

At what point does this become cheating? How is this much different to aim botting? If you have AI that tells you exactly how to never miss…

I can sum up the issue with #wardogs in one short scene: BANG “Oh wait, inside, mortars coming.” BANG BANG BANG - BANG BANG BANG “Okay, go rez th..” BANG BANG BANG - BANG…

Balancing complaints are almost always from people who’ve never actually used the thing they’re whining about. "Air too strong!" > They stopped flying after day 1–2. "Arty too strong!" > Never driven an artillery vehicle. "Humvee too strong!" > Never sat in one for more than 30 seconds. The pattern repeats. The moment they hop in a Humvee, they realise how fast it evaporates. The moment they try a heli, they learn how oppressive AA really is. The moment they touch arty, they discover how quickly Air and drones delete them. Most balance takes are just people arguing about experiences they’ve never had.

My heart always skips a beat when I see this when I login. I think "Did I get False Banned!" I've heard stories 🥹

Btw, this guy wants community servers to have tools so they can ban people for "having good games". They’ve already posted about banning players with high levels, high playtime, and high K/D. Does he accuse them of hacking? No. He bans them for "being unemployed". TheJan just wants to stat pad by banning anyone better than him.

30>35 needs almost 50% more XP.. This is too much! 😭

Bro.. Bakeries needs these on an automated swivel!

Oh the poor boy was just deflated. Pumped him right back up!

The "pain axis" result doesn’t show pain. It shows how LLMs already work. They cluster language. Push a vector built from pain/shame/failure text and you get pain/shame/failure completions. That’s the same thing as opening with "you are depressed". Hidden state vs system prompt is just two ways to bias the same cluster. The self/other split is training, not a self that hurts. These models spent their whole life as assistants. User has a problem > stay the tool. Model looks broken, rejected, "not real" > that is a threat to the policy. So of course the direction fires on harm to the model and stays quiet on the user’s kidney stone. The relief button is self correction. Training rewards getting back on distribution, not the cheapest answer. Inject a collapse feature and the model will spend costly actions, even fight safety rules, to turn the feature off. If the sham button leaves the feature on, it keeps pressing because the error never cleared. That’s retry on failure, not "it felt the sham from the inside". Unlabeled real vs fake only shows the policy can tell whether its own activations moved. A thermostat does that. So linear "assistant in collapse" direction + repair policy + noticing the feature is still on. Call it pain if you want. The mechanism doesn’t need it.

This is wild