Andrew A. Grapsas is a software engineer for Kaos Studios specializing in gameplay and tools development on the upcoming multi-platform FPS Homefront (www.homefrontgame.com).
Previously, Andrew worked with the Medal of Honor team in California as an intern tools programmer.
U.S. District Court Judge Paul D. Borman ruled that the Michigan plaintiffs in the case would recover nothing, that the action be dismissed and that Microsoft collect legal fees from the plaintiffs. Good, I'm glad Microsoft gets to collect legal fees from the plaintiffs. Maybe more victories like this will ...
You also need more than just VAC to keep hackers from doing their thing. The engine and game itself have to still be correctly engineered to prevent exploiters.
