Recently, the third beta test of the anime-style competitive shooter 'Strinova' saw the release of a list of banned accounts, which caused an immediate stir in the community. Players were shocked that 'script kiddies' (cheaters) had already made their presence felt so early in the beta.
The community reaction was polarized but weary. Many dubbed this the 'eternal curse' of the FPS genre, stating that cheating is an inescapable reality for competitive shooters. Some onlookers even joked that the presence of hackers suggests the game has gained significant attention—since hackers only target games where there's money to be made. Regarding why someone would cheat during a beta, seasoned players speculated that it might be the cheat developers themselves, using the test environment to refine their code before the official launch.
In the comments, players shared their frustration with the current state of PVP games, noting that incompetent players often resort to cheats to feel superior. Others also criticized the game's balancing, specifically pointing out issues with AI bots and the excessive amount of 'garbage time' during matches.
评论 (0)
暂无评论，来说两句吧！ 🍉