Hello everyone,
An update has been pushed for MW3 and BO2 (IW5 & T6) with the following changes:
Launcher:
No changes have been made.
MW3 / IW5:
No changes have been made.
BO2 / T6:
Hello everyone,
An update has been pushed for MW3 and BO2 (IW5 & T6) with the following changes:
Launcher:
No changes have been made.
MW3 / IW5:
BO2 / T6:
UPnP info:
If you want to host a session, ensure that UPnP is marked as Enabled in the Network tab. If the UPnP status is disabled, you will need to manually forward your ports in order for other people to be able to join. Common issues with UPnP:
3 years ban? on what planet do you live? pluto? a single year on Earth only has 365 days. 364967 / 365 = ~1000 years.
Hello, thank you for your contribution. First of all I would like to say that Plutonium is a project with a vision on modability, and thus topics like these are very useful to the community and the project. The staff claiming that "the cod community is not worthy of the fix" or "it shouldn't be public" has been dealt with.
@WietPot said in Why cant you just leave stuff as it is! smh:
I am flabbergasted by an attitude like this. I am new here, discovered this entire project this week (thank you, Youtube algorithm) and I had the total opposite reaction. I already happen to have BO2 on Steam, setting everything up took a bit due to a few random errors but within 30 minutes, I was playing BO2 on a populated, hackers free server, something I would never think to occur again.
I immediately bought MW3, just to try and get out more of this. I don't understand what makes you think this project owes you a copy of a game neither the project nor you owe any rights to. The fact that they attempt via various methods to still let everyone play the game is commendable, but by no means required. And, considering this entire project is free, they actually don't owe you anything. And there's plenty of people who are playing successfully, or manage to install it very recently, like me.
Some people just don't get it. The CD-keys in Steam are going for the price of a beer - depending where you live - not even worth the torrent hassle.
Honestly, thank you for your reply. Reading replies / messages like these actually make me very happy. We honestly have to deal with entitled kids 24/7, people that actually have respect for the hard work we've put into it are very rare.
The purpose of Plutonium is not to crack the game, the purpose is to fix the extreme exploits in the game and add modability features, such as dedicated servers and the support for GSC. BO3 already has dedicated servers, therefore there is no reason for us to make a client.
@cons3pt said in i have been banned for 2 weeks:
how do you have definitive proof of my cheating but then not show me proof or at least give me anything more than that? i apologize im not trying to be difficult im no longer trying to say i got banned for login attempts but it just seems kind of sus that i got banned when i've pretty much mainly just been private matching most of the time i have def not been cheating and i don't want to get perm banned when my sentence is up for hacks when im not hacking and idk what to do
Plutonium is a free service, you decide to hack? you get banned for it. Think again before cheating next time.
sv_cheats is not implemented on cod games without mod support. Also, the commands like give / god / noclip etc are missing from the engine. On BO3 it works because the game has mod support.
If you want custom game logic, you can write a GSC script and put your code in there, you could achieve the same kinds of stuff with that.
3 years ban? on what planet do you live? pluto? a single year on Earth only has 365 days. 364967 / 365 = ~1000 years.
@Matty7075 said in Banned While at Work? continuation! continuation!:
can i get my friend to private message you on discord to send details as some does contain private information?
many thanks
matt
Yes, he can add me as friend and if that doesn't work, tag me in general and mention the forum username if it is not the same. I will then send a friend request in return. This thread will be closed for further discussion.
Anyway, maybe it wasn't clear yet after writing the exact same thing 3 times, but the anti-cheat cannot ban your account while the game is not running. Game running means you're actually playing the game. So you either did play and injected something, or your account was hijacked due to poor security on your side. It is not a mistake on the anti-cheats side. We have enough evidence to know for sure that your account was involved in cheating, so like I said, and I will repeat, you either cheated, someone cheated on your machine or someone hijacked your account due to poor security on your end. Consider that when providing the "evidence".
You have 1 chance to provide your "evidence". If the evidence is not convincing, you will have to wait for your ban time to be over. Making any other follow-up threads will then result in a ban.
@Matty76 said in Banned While at Work? continuation! continuation!:
Could i atleast supply some evidence to support my case.
Best Regaurds
Matt
Go ahead, but consider your ban permanent if it turns out to be fake / inconsistent / whatever.
It is impossible for it to be another person, because you logged in from the same IP range as you usually do. So either you did start the game or someone from the same ISP possibily in your area has managed to take control over your account. The log's aren't purely from the anti-cheat, we have multiple sources of logs. I based my conclusion on the authentication logs and the anti-cheat logs. The anti-cheat simply cannot ban you if your account is not online.
It is frustrating to see people cheating on a project that is available for free and coming up with trash excuses to try and get an unban. You will be unbanned when the ban time is over.
It is CEST, 11 AM. I will not hand out other information. Random injections do not get you banned. I don't think it is a potential issue with your computer, I am sure it was an actual attempt to hack or to use a mod menu locally. If you want to play with mods that have to be injected, always start the game in LAN mode as stated by our anti-cheat policy.
Your claims do not match with the logs on the backend.
On Oct 16, 2020 @ 11:27 (the actual time might be different due to timezones.) you logged in to the game
You started playing a Private Match on T6 Zombies.
Few minutes later you injected something in your game, in the private match. This caused you to get banned.
This ban cannot be caused by anyone else. The IP address matches the range of your login history on the forum.
That's impossible. You or someone else must have logged in to your account at that time and cheat, the anti-cheat doesn't randomly ban random users.
