CoD Patch Status [Jan 20, 2004, 7:43 pm ET] – Share – Viewing Comments
Activision passes along word for those itching for info about the promised Call
of Duty patch:
We wanted to let you all know that we're listening to your questions about the Call of Duty patch. I've spoken to the team and thought it might help to let you know that updates are definitely coming. Infinity Ward is working now to complete the first update meant to address several issues like bunny hopping, etc.. We also know that you're very concerned about cheat protection. The guys at Infinity Ward are currently considering the best way to address cheat protection. The guys are working really hard and as soon as I have more info, I'll pass it along.
"they actually thought they had addressed the cheating issue initially by making any modified pk3 files unusable on servers that ran "pure"..."
that has been around sense the q3 engine came out, but it wasn't enough for q3 or any game sense then so it makes no sense that it should be any different for cod.
"ut this also makes it impossible to place user maps in your main folder and join a pure server"
so not only did they fail to see the need for more cheat protection but they also borked q3's built in cheat protection? nice.
"(as well as the issue of not being able to place more than 4 or 5 maps at a time in your main , and still run stable )"
let me guess, they have all their assests spread out over a huge number of .pk3 files so just 4 or 5 maps pushes you over the built in limit?
that has been around sense the q3 engine came out, but it wasn't enough for q3 or any game sense then so it makes no sense that it should be any different for cod.
"ut this also makes it impossible to place user maps in your main folder and join a pure server"
so not only did they fail to see the need for more cheat protection but they also borked q3's built in cheat protection? nice.
"(as well as the issue of not being able to place more than 4 or 5 maps at a time in your main , and still run stable )"
let me guess, they have all their assests spread out over a huge number of .pk3 files so just 4 or 5 maps pushes you over the built in limit?
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