There are only two sure and interlinked things we can say about the phenomenon: For others it doesn't matter, since they themselves don't cheat and trust that most players don't.
For some players this is more than enough to not engage in competitions. It's hard to know the exact effects that these kinds of problems have on the competitive gaming. After all, the game math is known by all of us and all large deviations will get noticed. With that said it's perhaps also true that most players you'll come across don't have the skills to deal with the more advanced ways of cheating, and it might be the case that most cheaters are easily discovered if you watch a replay, know the rules of the game and have a decent idea of what the opponent is up to on the map. As explained, the system as it is today doesn't offer a 100% certainty that your opponent(s) don't cheat. Knowing this makes you able to take it into account when participating in or arranging competitive events. Since the project is open source this only requires some programming skills and the will, as there is currently no way for a normal and official version of the game to know for sure that it's connected to another official version. by having an AI assist in your decision making).
Creating and using a version of the game that gives any kind of imaginable noticeable and unnoticeable advantages (e.g.(Or if you save the game and reload it on a local instance to get vision.) Observing the opponent with another instance of Wesnoth running, which of course only matters if you play with fog and also allow observers into the game.The editing of save files, granted they're used to load a game.Some of the more obvious ways to cheat are: There is currently no method to guarantee that a persons doesn't cheat in multiplayer. The following is true for all games that are played remotely & multiplayer in Wesnoth. Have a look to see if anything fits your shoe, and please help us keep the list updated by adding/removing alternatives.Ī 1 vs 1 ladder that uses an Elo rating and allows the Default era. For those interested in competitive multiplayer games on a more formal and organized level there are some unofficial options that are made available by the Wesnoth Community.
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