Since Ult is generated 3 at a time usually why bother tracking it? Well if the server started tracking Ult Gen then this endless Ult spam would no longer work, and right now there are things inside the game to try and stop it now they probably arent doing that well but I dont care I barely play.Ĭheat engine is a debug program that yes CAN be used for cheating, I use it for memory scanning programs to see if there is a backdoor, its also useful for scanning for variables. So why is the Server not controlling Ult Gen?īecause anything the server doesnt need to ABSOLUTELY track it shouldnt, so it makes the load lighter no matter what. So I could right a simple script inject it into the game and when I do I could aim at the ground with a bow and start shooting and everyone all over cyrodiil would start dying, because that script would start Teleporting the arrows into peoples body no matter how close and since I control what damage it does I will make it deal 1,000,000 damage to everyone. The answer is yes the server and lag right now would be a lot faster, but the Server would 100% trust the Client if the client said it hit someone and the Client would determine what kind of damage it does. Whats so bad about it being Client Sided? What If ESO was Client Sided? Would it make the servers faster? However there are certain things that the server doesnt need to control like Ult gen, its one of the only things inside ESO that is controlled through the Client. This is why most MMORPGS are all ran from the server and are server sided.

In a Server Sided game the server is in charge of simulating that arrow, follows where it goes and if it hits someone the server decides what kind of damage it does. Lets say I shoot a arrow in ESO just a LA, in a Client Sided game when I shoot that arrow Im in charge of following it and seeing if it hits something and if It does then I determine what kind of damage it does. Yep so Ill do more in depth so you can stop acting like a fool.

I never said there was absolutely nothing you could do.

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