Mods cannot make other people see your changes. Also, banning for ultra wide fix or reshape is crazy talk considering this is essentially Fallout 4 engine...with all the associated bugs. For example, My mod list for Fallout 4 is about 150 items to make that game tolerable.
You don't need Pvp for cheating to ruin the game for others. Does the game have an economy, cheaters can ruin it. Are there one-of-a-kind drops or timed enemies that only one show up at a time, cheaters can keep others from getting them. Are there things that can affect the world at large for everybody (nukes), of course that can make the game worse for others to get access to early.
None of that seems meaningful in the context of Fallout 76, a game where you're dropped onto a server with a random set of players who might be level 10 or level 100. Like, you mention getting access to nukes "early" but "early" means nothing here. Is it somehow more game-ruining if you're early on and cheaters drop a nuke, than if you're early on and players who've played longer drop a nuke legitimately? Is it worse for the functionally non-existent player economy for a cheater to drop high-level items on new players than if it's someone who's played enough that they've got high-level items falling out of their pockets? If someone one-shots an event boss because they cheated themselves the best sniper rifle, is that worse for the other players on the server than if the cheater had earned that rifle legitimately? In other words: if it ruins the game to be in a space with more-powerful players, Fallout 76 is ruined to begin with.
Nah, this is not that kind of mod we're talking about. We're talking about 3rd party app for cheating. You don't need one to for fix/patch mods.
I've reported the thread and no mod seems bothered enough to fix the title. /shrug
You saw the response by Bethesda in this very thread? Any mod will get you banned including reshade and widescreen patches. This is so dumb that it's not even funny at this point.
I've covered this a while back. Please refer to the last paragraph, especially the last 2 sentences.
Oh, sure. I wouldn't argue on that part. While Bethesda is not the only publishers that have asked cheaters to post an apology like that, that's still hilarious.
Again, reshade or ultrawidescreen would be covered under 3rd party games. And also, for Bethesda games there are a ton of other items that would qualify like script extender, anti-crash, and many more.This is 100% false.
In the video that started this all, 2 of the 3 people banned said they had cheat engine running in the background. The last guy didn't but is unable to tell what exactly is the problem. He was running reshade which qualifies as a third party program, but other users are using reshade without being banned. He also said he was using the lockpick mod thinking it might be the reason, but it's the same as with reshade in that others are using it without being banned. The video creator even says a sample size of three doesn't really tell you much, and there is always the possibility that those banned are lying, which is pretty typical.
The guy in the reddit thread claiming to be banned while using only the widescreen fix later admitted he was lying:
maybe people could just not play a game if they don't like how it is? i know that's a radical idea.
I nodded the Mona Lisa as I thought more neon green paint looked better.
Yeah definitely, on the bolded part. World of Warcraft could work as an example, it allows and supports addons but there's a line to cross. Botting is obviously banned and while countless of addons that make playing the game and especially raiding easier are allowed, not all are. Like in example raiding addon called AVR. From Blizzard: "it removes too much player reaction and decision-making while facing dungeon and raid encounters. While some other mods also work to this end, we find that AVR and the act of visualizing strategy within the game world simply goes beyond what we're willing to allow". "The invasive nature of a mod altering and/or interacting with the game world (virtually or directly) is not intended and not something we will allow. World of Warcraft UI addons are never intended to interact with the game world itself. " Basically one of it's features was to draw areas on the ground where it would be safe to stand. In example if you had to keep atleast certain range from other players because of a debuff, it visualized the reach for it. Other players also knew not to step on that area, without actually having to keep track of the player who was debuffed and should be avoided.
In this case I am glad to be wrong then. There are enough issues with the game without banning people for innocuous stuffReshade is indeed a third party application and Bethesda wouldn't be the only dev to not allow its use in an online game being that it can be used to cheat. So far though, there has been no proof that any of the bans have anything to do with Reshade.
The Imperfect 21:9 mod is not a third party application. It uses the games own files the same way any standard mod does, it doesn't have a seperate dll or exe file. No one has been banned for using this mod. I'm using it right now.
Like I said, your claim that "any mod will get you banned" is 100% false.
