I build something almost every day. Websites, tools, bots, random ideas.

Most of the actual work never makes it to X.

You see what shipped. You don’t see the wrong turns, deleted features, broken fixes or old code I reused.

I’m gonna start sharing that part too.

You’re backed by a multibillion-dollar publisher, yet your community is still asking basic questions about your anti-cheat.

Call of Duty publicly identifies RICOCHET. Fortnite has disclosed its use of Easy Anti-Cheat and BattlEye. They explain their enforcement strategies, discuss threats, and communicate with their communities.

So what exactly is 2K doing?

Nobody expects cheating to disappear overnight. We understand that cheats evolve, especially with AI and increasingly sophisticated software. But that’s not an excuse for a lack of transparency.

You have the financial resources, engineering talent, platform relationships, and access to gameplay telemetry to invest in meaningful detection and enforcement across PC and console.

Controller inputs, behavioral patterns, abnormal gameplay, repeat offenses. These are all areas worth investigating. Detection isn’t always instant or conclusive, but the community deserves to know what progress is being made.

And here’s a question worth asking: Is cheating genuinely that difficult for 2K to control, or has it become so widespread that aggressive enforcement creates concerns about player retention and revenue?

I’m not claiming that’s what’s happening. I’m asking because your lack of transparency leaves players questioning your priorities.

You announce ban waves, but where are the meaningful enforcement reports? How many accounts were permanently banned? How many repeat offenders were caught? What categories of exploits are being addressed? What measurable improvements have players actually experienced?

Nobody is asking you to reveal detection signatures or hand cheat developers your methods.

And look at Activision. They’ve pursued legal action against cheat distributors. That sends a message that creating and selling cheats can have consequences beyond losing an account.

Where’s that same pressure from 2K?

Because if cheat developers don’t fear consequences, repeat offenders can return with little friction, and legitimate players don’t believe enforcement is effective, what incentive is there to stop?

Transparency doesn’t weaken an anti-cheat system. Responsible transparency builds trust in it.

Stop asking your community to take your word for it.

Show us the results.

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🚨 THE NATION HALL OF SHAME IS BACK 😂

Y’all loved the first two ban waves, so here’s another 15 players who thought they could get away with cheating.

Trainers, edited saves, fake badges, even people coming back on alt accounts. 💀

All 15 permanently banned. Fake progress who’s volunteering for the next poster? 😭

🌐 #NATION

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This is exactly the mindset that ruins competitive games lol. Just because a game is old doesn’t mean everybody should be running around with edited saves.

We literally made progression easier. You start with your core badges at Bronze, can upgrade through the shop, and grind for Hall of Fame.

We’re giving people a reason to actually play the game again. If you still feel the need to cheat, that’s a choice. And choices have consequences.

We backkkkkk

LMAOO 😭😭

People really thought we were just bringing an old game back.

Nah, we’re actually trying to fix the problems that made these games frustrating in the first place.

If you’re gonna spend hours grinding your player, that progress should actually mean something.

And n alpha. 😂

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DAMN 2K GET WITH THE PROGRAM

2K has the money. The developers. The technology. The resources.

So why is cheating still such a massive problem?

We’re TWO WEEKS into developing NATION, a community-built basketball gaming project, and we’ve already detected 11 cheaters.

How?

Our launcher detects known cheat , WeMod, and trainers. Our servers inspect uploaded saves for manipulated badges. Every case gets three separate staff reviews before enforcement.

And we’re just getting started.

2K has had years and massive resources to tackle this. Players are still dealing with cheating while spending real money on VC and builds.

At what point do we stop accepting this?

Is cheating really that hard to fight, or has protecting competitive integrity just not been enough of a priority?

Been traveling and relocating these past few days and trying to keep up with development work at the same time.

Crazy how far we’ve come with AI and cloud agents. I haven’t fallen behind on a single project or production task.

Now I just need my internet installed today. Been running off my hotspot for 6 days straight. That phone bill is gonna be INSANE 🤣

Big life update. I’m officially relocating from Virginia to Texas today.

I’ll be stepping away from consultations, new development work, and new orders while I get moved in and settled.

For existing clients, any outstanding invoices are still expected to be paid according to their original terms.

Appreciate everyone’s patience and support. Got a lot planned for this next chapter. Just need a little time to get everything situated.

Texas, here we come 🤝

Old games running in a browser are cool. But zoom out.

I’ve been saying 2027–28 would be the turning point for AI-assisted game development, reverse engineering and reviving older games.

It’s only 2026, and the shift is already happening.

What we’re building with Nation is just one piece of something much bigger than 2K.

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With all the new technology coming out people should be grateful and thankful for others saving the gaming community, the gaming community is cooked and sad to say but the older engines they ran back then are way better than this ai bullshit

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