ESL Wire Anti-Cheat goes open beta

22-9-2010 14:16

The Electronic Sports League has announced that their new anti-cheat tool has been set for open beta testing.

Following yesterday's report proclaiming ESL working on their new anti-cheat tool, the organizations has now released the software for public testing.

The open beta is intended to ensure a smooth change for their users, who will have to make the transition from Aequitas to ESL Wire Anti-Cheat.

In addition, by releasing the software for public testing, the organization wants to test their servers' performance prior to the official release, as well as solving potential problems regarding the users' diverse PC systems.

Head over to ESL's website to download the beta release, and follow the given instructions in order to use the software.

yeah!

2010-09-22 14:17

hope it works

2010-09-22 14:18

Finally

2010-09-22 14:18

twitter.com/ESL_/statuses/25205155196 Let's see how good the public beta ends.

2010-09-22 14:22

Wow!

2010-09-22 14:23

nice

2010-09-22 14:24

Nice, we can all test it out.

2010-09-22 14:24

omg

2010-09-22 14:25

Only ESL premium users..

2010-09-22 14:33

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No . I'm Not A Preminum User And I Download And Install It Already .

2010-09-22 14:44

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RT @affentod: Open Beta of ESL Wire with Anti-Cheat has started: bit.ly/ct5fHn - Restricted to Trusted 3 & Premium members for now.

2010-09-22 14:47

3 replies

So , Why My ESL Wire Updated To " ESL Wire 1.7 ( AC Beta ) " :b

2010-09-22 14:48

1 reply

2010-09-22 15:59

"the organizations has now released the software for public testing." Just Read Better This Notice (:

2010-09-22 14:50

Yeah and what can I do with it installed, when I cannot test it?

2010-09-22 16:59

Only the premium users can sign up for the beta ladders and give their feedback, the update is free to download.

2010-09-22 14:57

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Exacly Bro .

2010-09-22 16:01

Yeah and what can I do with it installed, when I cannot test it?

2010-09-22 16:59

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If you don't meet the requirements why did you installed it? :) Like the TheRogue stated: We want and need more testers, but having all users test would be overwhelming. Premium and T3 restrictions allow us to have a decent sized pool of testers, and they are more likely to give us better quality feedback then regular users. T3 also helps control fakeaccounts from the larger countries, and helps reduce the likelihood of unwanted people being involved in the beta.

2010-09-22 17:08

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I've read that, I'm just saying it's bad only Premium and T3 users can test it :)

2010-09-22 17:14

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You will get your chance to try it soon :)

2010-09-22 17:16