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mmmm, idk. If devs included an extra "player" in each match that monitored these kinds of behaviors, it would not be hard at all to catch these kinds of things. I can think of 3 or 4 different ways to resolve this exact problem off the top of my head.
Sure, and they all involve either more/significant server resources (you need a trusted machine running the entire game simulation to figure out bad behavior) or a complicated distributed consensus algorithm that game devs are never going to have time/go for.
It doesn't need to be that complicated, in the case of fire rate for example its no more complicated to calculate each players fire rate than it is to render their movement and behaviors etc in near-real-time. The game is already handling each movement and each shot of each playr
Yes, so they might bolt this on as a "hax detect" for other clients, reporting the problem user. And then all the hacker needs to do is switch to less blatant methods, like auto-aim and scripted movement.
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