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Customization of chat message if hacker is identified on opposite team #70

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DiegoFleitas opened this issue Jun 7, 2020 · 12 comments
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Priority: Medium This issue may be useful, and needs some attention. Type: Enhancement New feature or request

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DiegoFleitas commented Jun 7, 2020

Either that or straight away disabling this would be my pick. Cheaters keep logs of chat so this message is a way for them to single out players who are running this tool which most people don't feel comfortable with

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I would use the label enhancement, I'm not proficient enough with C++ to provide a solution

@ClusterConsultant ClusterConsultant added Priority: Low This issue can probably be picked up by anyone looking to contribute to the project, as an entry fix Type: Enhancement New feature or request labels Jul 2, 2020
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This is partially solved in recent builds. Currently you can disable all chat warnings. If you wish you can also change the messages and then compile the tool yourself. Future releases may have a more user friendly method.

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This is the most commonly requested feature. It will be done at some point.

Right now there are technical problems with implementing any kind of user customizable message but work is being done on it. If you are desperate you can change the messages and compile the tool yourself but this will break functionality and is only recommended for people who already know what they are doing.

This is being worked on.

@ClusterConsultant ClusterConsultant added Priority: Medium This issue may be useful, and needs some attention. and removed Priority: Low This issue can probably be picked up by anyone looking to contribute to the project, as an entry fix labels Jan 27, 2021
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if it includes tag substitution in the message, it could get pretty fun.
My favorite line to use (when they were common) was:
"Oh myg0t, Becky, look at BLU's bot!‏‬‎"

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brachistosaurus commented Feb 14, 2021

Instead of repeating the same message, it could cycle through (or randomly choose from) a list of user-defined templates. This may benefit users who want the automated messages to seem less "automated".

Template examples (to give you an idea of what I mean):

  • Guys, there are 3 cheaters on the enemy team (Bot1, Bot2, and Bot3).
  • 3 cheaters are here: Bot1, Bot2, and Bot3
  • Can the other team kick Bot1, Bot2, and Bot3?
  • please KICK Bot1, Bot2, and Bot3.
  • Bot1, Bot2, Bot3 are hackers/bots

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Yeah, I would say this needs to be a higher priority. Currently, the main issue is with cheaters who are real players. They typically will convince others the you are a bot/hacker because of the automated message that doesn't seem more... unique or natural. Recently, I also witnessed bots/cheaters now using the default chat messages to pretend they are using the bot detector and call out random people, thus getting them kicked or people identifying this automated message as a bot account and not a person using the bot detector. With this is usually chat spam and other bot related activities, which seems to be trying to put a bad name to those using the bot detector. Personally, cheaters are usually really hard to get with this unless they are just joining on your team.

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I also see this as very important, as there are many bots/cheat tools that clear chat when it sees a word that relates to bots. Being able to customize it so it isn't as "on the nose" or not as automatable to clear chat.

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A slight danger with using custom warnings would be it could lead to spam in the case of multiple players are running TF2BD on the same team. Bot devs would also really only have to detect if the name of their bot is being referenced by another player to determine who to target.

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Tiagoquix commented Mar 14, 2022

This is being worked on.

@ClusterConsultant Considering your comment was made on 2021-01-15 and the latest release was made available to the public on 2021-06-26 without having this added, what is the current status of the implementation?

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Pazer no longer has time for significant work on this project. Any and all changes will be done at will. This is still recognized as the most common ask. Don't hold your breath for any new features.

surepy added a commit to surepy/tf2_bot_detector that referenced this issue Apr 14, 2023
the abiliy to customize
- cheater joining (1/multi)
- cheater warning (1/multi)
messages, and the interval of those chat messages

fixes PazerOP#70

was the most requested feature, and thought "it can't be that bad right?"
surepy added a commit to surepy/tf2_bot_detector that referenced this issue Jun 3, 2023
the abiliy to customize
- cheater joining (1/multi)
- cheater warning (1/multi)
messages, and the interval of those chat messages

fixes PazerOP#70

was the most requested feature, and thought "it can't be that bad right?"
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