A new innovation?

[Herr Straße Laufer]

I see where you are coming from re the 'stunt methods' but, as in previous threads, a cheat will cheat however, until caught. I don't think the positive of something should be disregarded because of the minority negative?

When I first read about this utility my eyebrow went up.
I am not thinking in terms of minority or majority opinion. I think it should be looked into for the sake of clarity.

Once again, as I said earlier, this utility would have no more advantage to cheat than a player re-loading a .bte file and checking the opponents turn again and again, before playing his turn?

In the past when I studied "replay cheating" I found that the game engine did change subtle little aspects of each replay. Ie., air planes would attack different targets, or not attack at all. Units that in one play were disrupted could be simply reduced but not disrupted. Artillery damage could drift to different hexes or do more (or less) damage to units it effected.
The utility would take that aspect out?
But, can the utility itself be cracked by a computer "geek" to "see" where hidden enemy units are located.
I'm thinking out loud and trying to wrap my mind around it.

Anyway, I respect the fact you don't have time to check it out Ed. Going by the amount of viewings of the posts, seems Scud and I are the only ones interested, apart from your good self, lol!

LOL! Picture that?
It was me that posted. :rolleyes:

I was interested in the potential benefits too. As I said, the leadership may need/want to look into this utility? And, it appears THE leader has taken an interest? :smoke:



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