#Dark souls 2 multiplayer mod mod#

Playing offline would be can't consult a wiki when I am stuck, I can't gain achievements, I can't chat etc.ДЄlso, here's a video I found on community hub, it might be interesting:ДЄnd also a quote from Durante, about the mod I used, directly from Neogaf: Yea, and this is why I implemented a rule on my firewall. For that matter, Achievements may not unlock correctly and game time won't always be tracked correctly either with Steam offline. Some people don't want to lose those features. But then you lose access to other online features of Steam, such as Friends. It's right to punish cheaters, but VAC is a software, and can't detect a 'good' injector from a 'bad' one, used to take advantages upon other player instead to clean the game (as SweetFX utility, even if this didn't trigger a ban until now).Д«ansama: You can do that yes. Now, all those people risk a VAC ban only because they didn't say anything about VAC presence in the game. Excluding cheaters, modders can 'break' the game to try out a new mode. There is a massive fan community for the game.

they released the game without VAC, implementing it without say nothing.

#Dark souls 2 multiplayer mod Pc#

initially they promoted the game using old screenshots (the old, and better,build), then they removed those, using proper PC screenshot I hoper for the best, of course, but the fact is:

#Dark souls 2 multiplayer mod install#

If they stated that the game was VAC secured, I would never install a mod to risk a ban (I'm on Steam from seven years, I know how it works and my library is HUGE, it wouls be a stupid move risk something only to mod a game).

#Dark souls 2 multiplayer mod mods#

To play offline I created a rule on my firewall, but of course I used come mods also when I played online (nothing special, it was the Durante mod to downsample the game, hid hud etc), because I can't delete the mod, reinstall it etc. Yes, I know how VAC works (well, only what they said about it). Look for yourself, there are plenty of good information in the Internet about how VAC works. This will obviously happen if you're playing in an online game, or in a single player game with leaderboards or other type of data that's going to be compared with others players, and saved. You can check this if you set your firewall to a 'learning mode' so any data that is trying to be sent, the firewall will ask you first if you allow this. And once it detects a memory modification, this memory log is sent using the Steam client's reporter to that server. A VAC enabled game is constantly checking for forced memory modifications (via memory modifiers like Cheat Engine, trainers, or modified game files) WHILE CONNECTED TO A VAC SECURED SERVER, to find gamers cheating in an online multiplayer game. Look for yourself, there are plenty of good information in the Internet about how VAC works.ДЄzrael360: Wait a minute, I think you're a little confused here. The only victim of cheating is yourself, for not trying to play better. Because you are not cheating or trying to get an advantage above others players. But if you are not online or connected to a server, you should not worry. Remember, the VAC system was created to scan the memory of the computer of gamers while they're connected to a server secured with VAC, and this is used mainly in online multiplayer games or in single player experiences that share data with others in real-time online (like in Dark Souls II with the online features enabled).

You can always improve the chance to be in the safer zone by not cheating or modifying that game, or blocking that game with your firewall so it doesn't accidentally sent data or connects to a VAC secured server with you not noticing. In theory, you should be safe if you play with your mods or cheats in VAC enabled games ONLY IN OFFLINE MODE WITHOUT INTERNET, or WHILE NOT CONNECTED TO A VAC SECURED SERVER. Wait a minute, I think you're a little confused here.