A new version of Cheating-Death has been released. While most updates of C-D are fairly boring, this version (2.12.1) actually adds a new and likely controversial block. Values of ex_interp above .1 and smaller than .05 will now be blocked, adding fuel to the "anti-config hacking" fire that has been taking place in the Counter-Strike world.
Because of the controversy around ex_interp and other config 'hax,' CAL and other leagues have thrown their weight behind WWCL, a light-weight config checker which can be downloaded on the CAL website. The series of ex_ variables has created a lot of controversy in the esports community, prompting VALVe to respond that most, if not all, ex_ variables will be locked by CS 1.6.
Likely the first traditional anti-cheat to block ex_interp, this version of Cheating-Death also fixes some some "false code[41]" detections and adds more robust cheat detection methods. VALVe anti-cheat (VAC) must be disabled for C-D to run on the server.
Because of the controversy around ex_interp and other config 'hax,' CAL and other leagues have thrown their weight behind WWCL, a light-weight config checker which can be downloaded on the CAL website. The series of ex_ variables has created a lot of controversy in the esports community, prompting VALVe to respond that most, if not all, ex_ variables will be locked by CS 1.6.
Likely the first traditional anti-cheat to block ex_interp, this version of Cheating-Death also fixes some some "false code[41]" detections and adds more robust cheat detection methods. VALVe anti-cheat (VAC) must be disabled for C-D to run on the server.
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