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A client-side anticheat revolving around three things: The FEAR of finally having a client-side anti-cheat. A retarded coding language. Renamed/re branded OCMC. Many youtubers and pvpers FEAR the words "CheatBreaker", why? The answer is simply because no one thought a 'viable' client-side anti-cheat would see the light of day for a fucking block game. However the actual anti-cheat is a joke, It's a custom launcher coded in Electron (oh god, it's coded in Javascript because it's cross-platform.) The only attractions of this "anti-cheat" is the UNBYPASSABLE driver (that isn't even completed or used by white-listed users), and the "proof" that you don't cheat. All in all this anti-cheat is a custom launcher with one line of defense and a branded Minecraft version that has memory in different locations. Stop jerking off over this twelvies.
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