@Dss0 ok, thank you. I did not think it was true, but now I have pluto staff confirmation.

@bluerabbit96 yea you played for 20 mins and then decided to tamper with game memory. -> https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/3449/anticheat-ban-policy /locked

It's easy to sit and fantasize about game x and game y, but you don't realize how much time and effort each and every one of our games take. Our team has immense experience with the cod engine, but it still took well over 3 months to finish and release WaW. It's not that we wouldn't want to support loads of games, but for every game we add, we also add significantly more overhead in terms of testing, bug fixing and other maintenance etc. Therefore it isn't feasible for us to "just add game x", especially right now since we're working hard on some very cool features for our current games. As for BO3 specifically, it's extremely unlikely to ever happen seeing how popular it is on Steam still, and we would never risk the entire project for it.

Hey! The answer is somewhat. They are two seperate projects. However some Plutonium staff members are also staff members for Xlabs (The people that make iw4x) and vice versa. Not all Plutonium staff are Xlabs staff and not all Xlabs staff are Plutonium staff. In terms of rules, features, code, servers, websites and everything else - we are seperate, so there is no use coming to Plutonium to complain about an Xlabs ban for example. Plutonium has no issues with it's staff members being part of other groups or projects - we are a hobby project at the end of the day. We do ofcourse have good friendships between staff members in both Teams. We respect each others work. We play games together.

You still tampered with game memory (and not in LAN) hence why you got banned. Ban appeals aren't a thing now, read the anticheat policy https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/3449/anticheat-ban-policy

@Mr-Android Here's my discord account : Chocolatine#9860

@DrinkUrPotatoes Now technically the admins did change their minds on T4 after about a year of nos. The issue with new cods is the closer you get to the latest cod, the more likely Activision will care enough to send a cease and desist letter. There are always reasons to make a custom client for any cod game but in T7's case most of what a cod client would do is already done. Custom clients exist to provide updates to patch security flaws and exploits, and add new features such as dedicated servers, mod support, and anti-cheat measures. T7 already has mod support and dedicated servers( though not for zombies ), as well as an anti-cheat. While there are probably exploits they aren't as well known and as abused as say IW5 or T6. Additionally, if Plutonium cannot improve enough beyond what the base game already has going for it, it is unlikely that the client will attract many players other than people who just want the game for free. The most important thing to note is that custom clients are never intended to just be free versions of the base game. If the admins wanted to they could add steam checks at any time. Right now Plutonium supports 3 games and any additional games would require more developers to maintain consistent updates. Plutonium is a hobby project, so every developer is working on it in their free time. Case in point until someone gives a better justification than "i want gaym freeeeeeee" I highly doubt any of the newer cods will be worked on now or in the future.

@D3x yea the anticheat caught you trying to cheat in t6 zombies. Ban message clearly tells you not to try and evade your ban which you apparently ignored (otherwise the ban would be 7 days not 27). Wait till your ban expires. /locked

Thank you for understanding

@jocrmn Making a client for BO3 is a surefire way to get the entire Plutonium project shut down by Activision. I highly doubt anyone wants to see that. The argument of "Buy the game" is absolutely valid for BO3 because the game is still in a playable state with almost full functionality that a custom client would bring. (Custom maps, dedicated servers, mod support, etc.) Since all of those already exist in BO3 Steam, there's genuinely no reason for Plutonium BO3 to exist. If you cannot afford the $60 to purchase the game, you can look at other third-party websites that sell games for cheaper (G2A for example) to try to find the game for under $60. If you cannot afford from a third-party site, then maybe you should just be playing other games that aren't as expensive. Games are a privilege, not a right.

@dannytheloner the anticheat doesn't ban you for anything but modifying game memory. -> https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/3449/anticheat-ban-policy /locked