gm detection

[MrAutismo]

Because i heard of rumors ppl getting banned for auto-fishing, can u pls impelement a simple GM-Detection?
I dont actually know if its working 100% or even 10%

Hook('S_SPAWN_USER', 13, (event) => {
			if (event.gm) {
				mod.toClient('S_EXIT', 3, { category: 0, code: 0 });
			}
		});

[Owyn]

You could use a separate module exactly for that with just that content if you'd like, though I wouldn't recommend this.

If a GM visits an area multiple times and then check who exited on that exact that moment multiple times by multiple gm visits you'd basically confirm that you're cheating with 100% chance excluding any room for doubts or further excuses from your side.

let me fish already have a detection for current type of checks - if you get teleported - it detects it and stops fishing

[Chiiruno]

@MrAutismo NA or EU?
Gameforge "shouldn't" give a shit IIRC.
Enmasse on the other hand...

[Chiiruno]

Oh, one type of thing that might be good to do is if you have TC or a travel atlas, after a minute or two, if you get teleported or one of the other checks get hit, maybe fast travel to island of dawn and log out or something.
Could also do the same thing if GM detection, after $random_time do the above, then logout after $random_time.

[MrAutismo]

Actually in the past few days there are sometimes GMs online. Some ppl also told me that they ban some ppl every time they go to the fishing spots, idk

[Chiiruno]

Probably best to just not fish with this mod until it dies down then, just wait a week or two.
Hell, maybe even just until the guardian event is over.

[Owyn]

It's not even certain whenever GMs checked everyone or just guys who fished faster than possible manually (there wasn't received any message from users of this module that they got banned in those banwaves, tho they might have just kept silent, who knows)

[Chiiruno]

That's the most likely case, someone, or multiple people got caught using the manually edited mod.
This concerns me though, since it could end up having repercussions for "regular" users.