How does Loka Ban Feather and Laby Mod?

[The_Dest0yer]

Would anyone be able to explain how Loka bans Feather Client and Laby Mod? Is the server recognizing the version of the game that is trying to connect and bans it? Does the client itself not allow itself to join the server? Or is it some other method? My friend was debating with me what the case is, so I'm just curious.

 

[ThePigGang]

We just take a guess what client your joining with.

 

[mindblaster007]

Would anyone be able to explain how Loka bans Feather Client and Laby Mod? Is the server recognizing the version of the game that is trying to connect and bans it? Does the client itself not allow itself to join the server? Or is it some other method? My friend was debating with me what the case is, so I'm just curious.

Vulcan checks player packets for the version/name of client. It’s an extremely unstable feature that causes a lot of false flags.

 

[ThePigGang]

Vulcan checks player packets for the version/name of client. It’s an extremely unstable feature that causes a lot of false flags.

How do you so confidently speak about things that you are absolutely clueless about?

 

[The_Dest0yer]

We just take a guess what client your joining with.

Thanks, I get to tell my friend I told you so now

 

[EddyCzech]

Vulcan checks player packets for the version/name of client. It’s an extremely unstable feature that causes a lot of false flags.

It's not that the feature is unstable its that you can easily spoof the name of your client.

 

[mindblaster007]

How do you so confidently speak about things that you are absolutely clueless about?

Bruh, I just saw this. I know it from years of experience hosting small-time personal servers for my university. I regularly use Vulcan, and I can confirm that is exactly what it does, which is incredibly easy to bypass, might I add. We also have it on the Auru build server...