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Fraction of the knowledge? Sir I'm a sys admin and I used to do networking support for a large console company (also a comp sci major). While that job itself has nothing to do with hacking, I'm well versed in code and I know exactly how they do what they do. Shit, fifteen minutes on google could teach you how to do it as well. All they're doing is exploiting glitches in the buggy arma 2 engine, nothing more. EDIT: So maybe a little more clarity as to why I call them fake. All the majority of them are doing is running a pre made script they downloaded from some shady site they found with instructions on how to use it. That's not actually hacking. Hell, the same is true for call of duty "hackers". All they're doing is running a program that either shows them where everyone is via relay packet sniffing or using a program that does the same but auto shoots them as well. That's not actually hacking, it's in fact nothing close to hacking. Did you never wonder why some of these "knowledgeable" hackers are usually thirteen years old? These scripters in most games are more often than not kids that found a toy that someone else made and were told how to use it. If they actually knew how to hack they would wreck far more chaos than they do.

Actually yes most of us do. The standalone will allow Rocket far more access to the cheaters and many more tools to end their stupid hobby of breaking an already broken game engine. Also most of the script kids or as I like to call them "fake hackers" will have no luck at all.

I can open a can of beans with a rock and have in real life (boy scout desperation ftw). I would have a lot of trouble attaching a silencer or scope with a rock.

If the object was destructable and couldn't be placed in major cities or military bases plus it was a shorter range like 100m. I'd say it's a pretty solid idea.

I actually like this idea but only if you have to add the backpack yourself and it doesn't spawn with one.

There are no "Tractors" on green mountain.......