Would you be opposed to SE implementing a program to scan for addons/parsers?

[angienessyo]

I want to point out that Elden Ring has anti cheat but you can still use cheats or do malicious things to other people's games when you invade them. Monster Hunter has anti cheat and you still see people with hacked talismans, hacked weapons, one hit kill monsters, etc. I remember at Monster Hunter Rise's launch people already had hacked in talismans day 1 when it came to PC. There's a 100% guarantee that even if they put anti cheat in this game, you'd already see people bypass it and using the same plugins a few days later. All anti cheat does is punish people that aren't doing anything wrong while doing nothing to actually discourage cheaters.

[ForteNightshade]

I want to point out that Elden Ring has anti cheat but you can still use cheats or do malicious things to other people's games when you invade them. Monster Hunter has anti cheat and you still see people with hacked talismans, hacked weapons, one hit kill monsters, etc. I remember at Monster Hunter Rise's launch people already had hacked in talismans day 1 when it came to PC. There's a 100% guarantee that even if they put anti cheat in this game, you'd already see people bypass it and using the same plugins a few days later. All anti cheat does is punish people that aren't doing anything wrong while doing nothing to actually discourage cheaters.

With Elden Ring, you can simply hack in items after turning off the anti-cheat then turn it back on and keep all those items, giving you a massive advantage when invading players. People in this thread championing DRM have no idea how easily abusable it really is. By the way, turning off anticheat is as easy as going to Nexus, you know, the most popular website for PC modding.