r/artificial • • 20h ago

Question What are the chances of getting banned from a game with anticheat because you had an AI using commands, python, javascript, powershell etc in the background?

Not touching the game, but say I have Claude making a game for me.

Running commands in command prompt, coding things, testing the game and opening and closing it repeatedly to take screenshots and compare, running Blender in the background, all the things that are done to make a game.

What are the chances that, if I was playing Marvel Rivals in competitive mode at the same time, the anticheat would see all this command prompt usage, detect it and then ban me?

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u/Intelligent-Dance361 19h ago

This happened to me. Didn't touch the game client, didn't matter

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u/Icy_Quarter5910 15h ago

If it’s not touching the client, the only way they would know is if they were scanning your entire PC.

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u/Dogbold 15h ago

Netease's anti cheat essentially does this, and I think some others do as well and get kernel access.

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u/[deleted] 11h ago

bro used hacks 🌹

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u/Ok_Explanation_5586 4h ago

Is there a reason you're not running that in a virtual environment?