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Jedi Knight: Cheaters Don't Use
the Force
That's right, cheaters are even worse than the
meanest Dark Jedi, and they can really mess up a fun multiplayer game. But
just because someone is better than you doesn't mean that they're
cheating. Some players have amazing dexterity, have learned to use
hotkeys, or are just plain gaming gods. If you're getting killed over and
over again, don't be quick to accuse the other players of cheating. It may
be that you're just not at their experience level.
There are some ways you can tell if a player is
cheating. If their player can walk through walls, well, that's not part of
the game. If you experience unusual graphic glitches, or if the suspected
player is firing weapons more powerful than those in the game, then you
may have a cheater on your hands. If they can fly for long periods of
time, or manage to take tons of damage without seeming affected, you may
want to watch them closely.
Before kicking the suspect player out, ask if
they're using a cheat and politely ask them to stop. You may want to make
sure by asking others in the game to see if they can kill the suspected
player. Even the best players will eventually succumb when everyone gangs
up on them. The point is: make SURE someone is cheating before you just
kick them out of the game.
If you absolutely, positively have a problem
player on your hands, you can kick them out of the game by performing the
following steps, (which is in your player manual):
- Type the letter T, then hit the TAB key. This will bring up the
console.
- Type "kick xxxx" where xxxx is the name of the player. The command
syntax "boot xxxx" also works.
Do not
use the power of this force indiscriminately.
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