I'm not sure if this is by design or a bug in my system, but I can run multiple instances of OpenRA. This does include starting matches...
If your competitor isn't paying attention to IPs, I suppose you could cheat via playing on both sides....
Running Multiple Instances - Now a Thing?
This has been true since the last release. One Soscared stream I played a game against myself.
Checking IPs is pretty easy and they are recorded in replays so if someone did cheat it would be pretty easy to track down.
Semi-related I looked at a replay to see if the IP's showed up and interestingly my IP always matched whoever was admin. Why is that?
Checking IPs is pretty easy and they are recorded in replays so if someone did cheat it would be pretty easy to track down.
Semi-related I looked at a replay to see if the IP's showed up and interestingly my IP always matched whoever was admin. Why is that?
Re: Running Multiple Instances - Now a Thing?
Pretty sure this has been possible for as long as I have played OpenRA and if you install another version, as long as it doesnt overwrite the folder you can open 2 different versions.zoidyberg wrote: ↑I'm not sure if this is by design or a bug in my system, but I can run multiple instances of OpenRA. This does include starting matches...
If your competitor isn't paying attention to IPs, I suppose you could cheat via playing on both sides....
Also its just as easy to use a VPN on another computer and sit in the lobby without anyone knowing better so cheating is a lot easier than you think