Roblox Just ̶W̶a̶s̶t̶e̶d̶ Invested $11.6 Million

[@RubenSim]

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[@maxerduster]

Sure.

[@bruhtime0800]

BET

[@whitey.bulger]

Sure, Pal.

[@GoroMajimaOfficial]

Ye, sure.

[@zerbutterftw]

awoooga wwwaaaaaogwaaaaawwooooga

[@DiamondAintHere]

Respect to the guy at 12:03 who became a patron three times just to make the joke "My balls hurt"

[@MelTheMann]

grg

[@DiamondAintHere]

@@MelTheMann 🤯

[@HAPPYCOWHAPPYCOW]

👹

[@newguess]

that’s hot i’m coming

[@yuritheprofessionalidiot6218]

whar???

[@secondary1verril22]

Seeing David smilling while pointing makes it heart warming for me. It's like he's pointing for his favorite restaurant came back

[@EvasoraDeImpuestos]

fr

[@Eye5x5]

timestamp?

[@dehtyarUA]

@@Eye5x5 thumbnail

[@Eye5x5]

@@dehtyarUA oh

[@Xenx3ss]

Same❤

[@Changed.User100]

Respect to the good exploiters who actually ruin bad games

[@aIandoesthings]

Agreed especially the lisa gaming hangout

[@L_ISF99929]

:)

[@SirToaster9330]

"just because you are a bad guy doesn't mean you are bad guy!"

[@thesomewhatfantasticmrfox]

You mean the people who know how to have fun?

[@parknich081]

Thanks😊

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

They wasted $11600000 for something that is practically useless to anybody with an IQ above room temperature, but they couldn't waste $10000 for the copyright to the single most iconic sound in ROBLOX history

[@normalperson2462]

I mean at least that money didn't end up in the hands of the owner of the sound since that guy is also terrible.

[@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500]

@@normalperson2462 i do agree with you that the person was bad but to roblox, it is like somebody asking you to give them a penny and if you don't then they will stab your firstborn child

[@austismm]

@@normalperson2462 what makes you think hes terrible? for warnting to get paid for his work that was being used unlicensed for decades by a multi-billion dollar corporation?

[@5qu3l]

@@austismm basically the dude that technically legally owns the sound is a liar and a fraud who very likely didn't even make it and has lied about countless things he has "done", there is a 2 hour long video about it by hbomberguy explaining all of that

[@spikuu7059]

It was pretty effective as it completely broke synapse

[@frujey]

I like how he was forbidden to play Roblox after the lawsuit yet he still makes his content about Roblox. Like I know he doesn't play the game, but I'm surprised Roblox hasn't issued a DMCA report or something like that (Really late, but it isn't dmca. It has nothing to do with copywrite😅)

[@SinceNobodyWho]

Hush don't give them ideas

[@ErrNOT]

Shhhh, they might do it if you won't delete this comment...

[@OllieDM910]

Technically he is not breaking his lawsuit as he hasn’t logged in or played on the platform

[@Manoverus-yk4lo]

ya jinxed it

[@sunmaw108]

I thought dmcas were for copyright

[@QuandaleDingle-jj5rn]

The FE scripts that exploiters used to bypass Filtering Enabled didn't use parts of the map, they used items of your avatar and removed the mesh making a block. FE scripts are rarer to find these days due to a new Roblox update that patches Net bypasses. The one where they insert code into a model and the dev puts it in the game that is a backdoor that lets you use a ServerSide if you join the group that owns the Backdoor Model, this basically lets you use all the scripts that Filtering Enabled patched. Net is short for Network Bypass, a Net/Network Bypass makes it so after you execute a FE Script your hats don't just fall upon getting near another player. Roblox Patched it Mid 2020 - 2021 But people have found workarounds for the Net Patch, using different coding methods.

[@MrRosco]

They could also use unanchored parts in maps too

[@Grieferr]

Feels so good seeing TypicalModders, Citizen and Ruben in one video

[@SleepyPopups]

We got the Meatball, the Pharaoh, and the Vigilante Roblox Moderator who cares more than they do (except the mods who's trying their best to do their jobs)

[@lemonade7434]

typical modders stopped exploiting I think

[@lmaooooo]

@@lemonade7434exploiting suck after FE

[@2Xmega56]

we lost one person (Kazuin)

[@MrBoneMalone]

@@2Xmega56 Pretty sure he was accused of pedophile accusations for dating a girl who was a minor.

[@mariomaster4568]

As a person who used to troll in condo games, that script has been used so many times. It’s a pleasure to see it in action

[@Bklaz]

Ruben the work you’ve done for the community is just what we all needed. Save this game you’re the hero

[@GSFigure]

Despite my disgust towards cheating, I actually like the change of pace when it comes to altering the game in ways not usually intended. If you're in the right place, you can find people who simply want to spice up the gameplay. I admire the flexibility of Roblox's gameplay, intentional or not, but I despise people who abuse that trait to ruin gameplay.

[@grassmonkeyO5]

So you like gang grape?

[@justaguywithagoodphoto4801]

Yea like i love when people use cheats and exploits to make the game that they love more fun then what the creator gives us, its really the ones that make the game unplayable and basically break the game for everyone but themself that bothers me

[@newalteriabroadcast4035]

honestly i kinda dislike some parts of it, because the anti-cheat also disables shaders and cinematic cameras, which means that any form of good looking roblox short film is now near impossible to make

[@domo4938]

@@grassmonkeyO5How the hell did you even get to that conclusion from this comment?

[@sky_skipper]

When I was probably like 9 or 10 I played a lot of Solar Conquest (the CocoaWarrior game). One of my favorite play sessions was when someone exploited and spawned the StarBattle star free model. The game was popular back in 2010 as a combat/building game, but nobody fought in that server. We all teamed up to survive, building space stations further and further out from the star as it consumed every spawn planet. It had turned into a permadeath survival game for an hour. One of my favorite memories from this platform.

[@LocalGoober10]

I like how they are willing to put 11.6 million dollars on the line to stop script kiddies from “”trolling”” but doesn’t put a single cent towards catching predators active on their platform.

[@fuzer4047]

They won't stop exploiters there will always be a never ending battle between exploiters and roblox themselvs

[@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755]

They did fuck all with the anti-cheat anyways, they may as well have pissed those millions down a toilet lmao Can't wait to see roblox get sued out the ass when the 17+ content comes and brings more preds to the platform and exposes kids to even more wild shit.

[@nickkozak4763]

@@fuzer4047the question isn’t how to stop them. it’s how to piss them off so they WILL stop. and mabye make it so it COST money to create another account on the same device. yes it will also anger the ones who create alts for a reason other than cheating but it will definitely prevent so many people from cheating due to the fact that they loose money every time they’re banned on an alternate account.

[@calm63]

@@nickkozak4763 that is a shit idea

[@Dicex668]

@@nickkozak4763many ways to bypass that

[@DumasP]

6:19 Yeah the exposure of children to the R exploits was definitely common. I was like 10 years old when someone used one of those R word exploits on my avatar, it was probably one of the earlier versions of this kind of script since it was well over a decade ago at this point. ROBLOX never really did anything about it, at least it didnt seem like they were doing anything. On a different note, I also remember the grab knife script and I kind of have fond memories of putting two of them in a game and me and my friends would try to grab and kill each other first. I think that person using those exploits to attack condo games is very based.

[@Floatingdrake08]

11:43 The fact that someone took the time to make fanart just for this one particular interaction brings a smile to my face

[@Mark-et5zl]

The fact that Ruben pretty much re-enacted the shining in that small little bit is just beautiful

[@cheeplethebulldog1420]

I remember the old days when a hacker joined an RP server and spiced it up by adding interiors to buildings that had none. I remember another hack like 7:05 where a guy spawned in an Abrams tank and half the server was inciting him to go ham.

[@Disbanded9998]

Honestly I love servers where people treat the exploiter like god himself

[@scratcher7544]

Hackers exploiting for the fun of everybody or just pure silliness in a server in Roblox is probably one of the best things ever! One of the only instances I can remember some users doing such is in HyperSlica’s Deltarune Roleplay demo

[@Pc118Gamer]

Roblox's use of the anticheat makes me mad. Hyperion deliberately prevents the use of Linux due to it messing with their telemetry data, locking out the 150,000 users on Linux

[@doggo_woo]

And it's not permanent. They're working on a solution to enable WINE support again, but for now they want to keep it disabled and make sure it works properly on the intended OS first.

[@techny3000]

It's amazing the apple-level hostility some devs have for Linux

[@neighbor8793]

who cares bro linux is mid

[@ydg7670]

​@@neighbor8793yo mama mid 😎

[@Greenishess]

@@neighbor8793 found the ignorant 9 y/o

[@nopedefinetlynotyouknowtha9560]

Wow, the van script really sent me back to 2017. I remember a common one where the van would drive off and teleport the kidnapped player to a different game that was just a never ending staircase. It was creepy shit.

[@primalseraphim]

me too i think i actually got sent to that game once

[@Auriacularia]

Never experienced that, I remember seeing that happen to someone one day and thinking nothing about it

[@khharkivsky]

i wanted to play that game badly man

[@wzerix]

@@khharkivsky it old khols or hd admin you can say the following with ;kidnap ;clown or with : to get them into an van and send them into another game (it dosent work no more btw)

[@Nepherus]

@@khharkivsky its called "i cant see the bottom "

[@nullingo9386]

I am a former active exploiter and script developer and I just wanna say I really appreciate how truthfully and accurately you talked about exploiting unlike many, many, many people.

[@Swintifico]

lets see if this is true or rubbish

[@SurvivorOffical431]

Fact or Slap!

[@Sparrta]

Dose she know how to make a GRILLED CHEESE - Roblox Spy. This video is about roblox bruh..

[@timmy6890]

@@SurvivorOffical431oh boy can’t wait!

[@krtzoo]

hope it’s true. really do.

[@iamarizonaball2642]

I want them to crash so hard it makes 2008 look like a small fluctuation on the stock market depression chart.

[@nkaol]

Hacking a game before Filtering Enabled was like being a god, and it even remained a problem after its implementation. It truly bothers me that Roblox maintained silence for such an extended period of time. Additionally, it's sad that they still struggle to make the long term decisions.

[@autisticbluesloth5244]

its not like you just change up pieces of code. roblox is a game engine and there is only so much they can do until it's the devs fault for not knowing anti-cheat practices (there are official resources by roblox that go over some)

[@pantommy]

People say Roblox nowadays is incompetent, but I've been on this platform for long enough to know that they've always been incompetent lazy bastards who barely ever give a damn about actually improving the platform. Anything 2009 onwards was basically like this. Roblox was too small for the issues to show before 2009, and now that's it's exponentially bigger the same issues are proportional. Like, imagine trusting the clients in the 2016th year of Christ. That's just incompetence, Roblox has always seemed like this indie half-baked joke of a platform, and even now it struggles to shake that off. It's so far behind in many regards.

[@Kaizentry]

​@@autisticbluesloth5244Roblox and the devs are at fault sometimes at the end of the day.

[@nkaol]

@@autisticbluesloth5244 The problem is that Roblox is script-based that open to easy exploit and cheats. It's their problem that they didn't take action in time. Additionally, anti-cheats (Like Byfron) work by reading computer memory to identify and mitigate potential exploits. Roblox should take action against their problems with security, not the developers.

[@humza890]

​@@nkaolI don't think you understand what they were trying to say. Filtering enabled works by authorising messages to be sent through a specific tunnel. These tunnels are called RemoteEvents and RemoteFunctions. It is the developers responsibility to verify if messages sent through these tunnels are valid or authorised, or are malicious. The developers can add code that ignore or even punishes players who abuse these tunnels via hacking. For example, if I sent a message to the server that I want shoot a gun at 1000 bullets per second, then it is the developers responsibility to add code that realises that requesting 1000 bullets per second is invalid and likely malicious, and therefore should be ignored. It is common anti cheat practice to NEVER trust the client, and to always run some sort of verification to check if the client is doing valid request or malicious request. There is however one thing that Roblox themselves should improve on, which is character verification. By default, your Roblox character is trusted, meaning in almost all Roblox games, you can teleport your character. Roblox should add anti cheat features that can be enabled or disabled by the developers to stop character exploits.

[@goddhowarddiscipleofobama]

I remember back when I used to play arsenal, I didn’t really like the game but only played because my friends loved it. One night it was pretty late and I was grinding to try to get better, and some hacker just disabled guns entirely, making the server melee only. I honestly loved it, and stayed up on that server for like 5 hours. Greatest time I’ve ever had playing arsenal.

[@nekopuppet]

Filtering Enabled, as an update sucked because it broke many games, however it was an update that Roblox really needed.

[@pantommy]

The fact that it took them up until 2016 to implement such a FUNDAMENTAL security principle just shows the incompetence and half-baked nature that Roblox was always known for. Don't be disillusioned, Roblox has always been a trashy indie company and the platform has always been behind any current trends. Their massive recent growth is only accentuating the issues.

[@WaterDrinker00001]

​@@pantommyactually it was only implemented fully in 2018

[@sadanbarakovic7318]

​@@pantommyTheir physics engine is like 30 years old.

[@user-bkey]

its what finally got me to quit because all my favorite games were now gone

[@totallyoriginal6934]

after a few months the only thing FE stopped was the creation of new parts and editing server based variables in said game, you could still execute scripts, you could use anything that was movable and non-anchored freely with a netless, if anything was client sided you could do whatever you wanted, etc etc. It broke thousands of games and fixed such a small issue that people just fixed with hats.

[@mraustblitz]

Wonder where they are gonna go with this rise, a harder fall or a comeback of the roblox we all loved and deserve

[@husklo]

No roblox isn't even fun and won't have you seen the new models coming out... there is no playful arcadey roblox anymore

[@tripod_boi2056]

​@@husklo damn Roblox doomer?

[@Insanearc]

@@husklo people need to grow up and move on istg. "Fun arcadey roblox" was just as good as current roblox, only without the platforms bullshit such as it recommending anti consumer trash to potential children, and also the weird ass community. speaking of the community, I gaurantee you it was because of the fact we were children. Some 2014 players like me played roblox and never even spoke a word Tldr; things don't remain the same forever, please move on

[@husklo]

@@Insanearc I have moved on lol I just like saying things that stir up scheisse

[@inactivechannel3004]

@@Insanearcmodern roblox is dogshit lol

[@Emmanuelz7]

No matter what you do even if you buy an anti cheat that expensive people will *ALWAYS* Find a way to Bypass It, Cheaters are just part of the game theres no game out there that has no cheaters

[@specs.weedle]

the concept of those scripts that re-arranged the map to weaponize it was pretty cool in my opinion

[@thatoneannoyingtornadosire8755]

a lot of scripts used by citizen (for example) honestly look more fun than a lot of the games they are used on

[@insomniadog3386]

i remember far back in the day when cheat engine was still a thing, my brother showed me all sorts of exploit scripts that he didn’t use in normal games-there was this one game called Script Builder where people were freely able to paste their script into chat and then play around with it, it was a sort of hacker sandbox game, though executing scripts was pretty easy to do on it

[@bartekgaw1]

The hacking paradise in around 2012 fun times

[@spaghettilagetti1269]

4:55 BRO I REMEMBER THIS SO VIVIDLY, I USED TO CLEAN ENTIRE SERVERS SENDING PEOPLE INTO VANS

[@somerandumguy]

it’s amazing how much they are able to invest without understanding the outside world

[@nullonethereal]

@sponguss Personally, what I think they meant is that ROBLOX is willing to blow almost all their money on something that won't benefit/improve their site experience at all. If it does have some benefit, its not something that any player should reasonably care about. This is the reason why roblox is slowly going downhill, they're allergic to listening to feedback.

[@ANTIISTIC]

@@nullonethereal The issue is that Anti Cheats aren't really allowed to be on some platforms itself like microsoft. I doubt it’s forgetting, and moreso the fact that the microsoft store bans obfuscated code off the platform, which byfron relies on to “protect itself”. They need to either make something new or figure out a way to implement it without obfuscation neither does Apple. I believe doing this can cause legal trouble with Apple and Microsoft. Even unobfuscated, Apple would not allow an anti-tamper system that dynamically alters executable code. Google doesn’t allow it on Android and Microsoft doesn’t allow it in Windows store which Roblox can't really much do

[@vinteb7987]

Not only was it wasteful, it was also pointless, and broke the game for lower end pc players and 32 bit players. The game consumes more RAM than ever before, and it crashes very often, mostly without a warning. Sometimes, the game has a drastic fps drop just for loading assets, but if you managed to endure the constant fps drops until it loads everything, there was still such a rare moment where the game freezes, looping the sound of your game like it was the windows blue screen of death. Somehow lags the entire pc as well.

[@chimpwithamachinegun]

I played a lot of SFOTH:O back in the day and I could never go an hour without seeing an exploiter join the game and mess everything up. They played loud music, changed the skybox, recolored the map, etc. This was in the year 2012, where the main exploit at the time gave people script injection powers and even Studio permissions in live games.

[@אילוןאור-ע8מ]

7:58 Imagine pulling up on a Roblox game, literally summoning ripped off pieces of some wall, and rearranging it to whatever you want. Imagine how badass you would look, this is some infinity gauntlet reality shifting sorcery. It's fucking awesome when you really think about it.

[@imjustagun4236]

Having an ad for Gaijin on this channel goes against everything he stands for 💀

[@tntnoel3341]

10:51 bro is like a horror movie villain

[@SleepyPopups]

Literally johnny from the shining

[@tntnoel3341]

@@SleepyPopups but more barbarian

[@CleenisNOThere]

I bet its 🧢 roblox never listens and unless they dialed back on the “online dating” thing they released It ain’t helping me🤷🏾‍♂️

[@LavaCreeperPeople]

yup, roblox will always suck

[@shitanotosaurus]

@sponguss well not the worst company, nestle still exists, but its definitely high on the list.

[@innerapathy]

@@shitanotosaurushigh on the list..? i'm sorry but like.. no? roblox isn't really a bad company compared to others

[@agent_orange4316]

My friends are avid scripters. There was this game called Northwind that had a massive update and went from 60 players to 2k and my friend within the first two hours of playing made a script that crashed the whole game and the new servers would be less laggy. They made speed hacks, hit box extenders, silent aim, boat fly, tp walk, no clip, and player animal and ore esp within days of this game going free.

[@Havuclarin_Krali_gu1515]

5:16 WHY THIS IS SO SCARY?

[@kirbs102]

In the full video he bends over ☠️☠️

[@mega_132]

OH SHIT

[@owlfam]

5:11 the better version of this script is the one where the van sends you to another game titled the forest where you are being watched constantly by some entity in an endless dark forest

[@koiyune]

or just :icecream

[@ysufu5404]

As a exploiter (not one of the apoc rising exploiters) byfron made a big dent in exploiters. as of me posting this, every single exploit that exists got patched. However some exploits went past byfron by using the ms store uwp version of the game but that's temporary and roblox will likely add byfron to the uwp version too. the other way around byfron is using bluestacks, but thats extrremely laggy and many will likely quit exploiting after all the versions get the byfron update. Synapse is working on a big byfron bypass but it will take a looooong time.

[@whyme3968]

I love this video so much, it contains a lovely amount of information on roblox's exploiting issues. Thank you Ruben Sim for continuing to upload videos to the platform for me and others to enjoy.

[@doggy101]

@sponguss not really. microsoft dosent allow obfuscated code

[@ANTIISTIC]

@sponguss The issue is that Anti Cheats aren't really allowed to be on some platforms itself like microsoft. I doubt it’s forgetting, and moreso the fact that the microsoft store bans obfuscated code off the platform, which byfron relies on to “protect itself”. They need to either make something new or figure out a way to implement it without obfuscation neither does Apple. I believe doing this can cause legal trouble with Apple and Microsoft. Even unobfuscated, Apple would not allow an anti-tamper system that dynamically alters executable code. Google doesn’t allow it on Android and Microsoft doesn’t allow it in Windows store which Roblox can't really much do

[@joshuachrzanowski5750]

Citizen finally getting the recognition he deserves

[@cosmicall]

fellow Citizen enjoyer

[@aeronaut1906]

I had an experience before FE, i was playing Quickscope Simulator and a KKK Lynching spawned in on the grass, then all people with avatars who weren’t a variation of white (since there wasn’t many colors to choose from back then) were teleported to it, and yeah.

[@dreadbaron888]

bro I agree so much with 1:07 I used to love apoc 1 (I now play apoc 2 which still largely suffers from the same issues) but apoc 1 was a fever dream kind of game, absolutely loved it before the hackers took over

[@VisionCityMayor]

10:30 reminded me of that one scene from BF1 where the two soldiers are about to shoot each other but don’t lmao

[@richardbabley7955]

Same thing is happening to a game called Waterloo at Home the dev gave up on it but it has a huge community , but now it's being raided by exploiters and recently two people have taken the game hostage by ddosing and crashing servers making the game unplayable.

[@Zena12312]

11:18 dead by daylight 💀💀💀💀

[@nicoxx6719]

fr 😭😭

[@Kyinnoo]

No way, a good news about Roblox at this channel!?

[@bloopahVIII]

what good news is there

[@Tamerstito]

byfron has worked really well on deepwoken, a paid access game on roblox. Before, servers were filled with hackers, but since the byfron update, I’ve only seen like 3 exploiters so it’s working all right, just needs to be pushed out to the microsoft store version and mobile or smthn

[@innerapathy]

yeah it's done a good job so far, but i'm not sure microsoft roblox will ever get updated though

[@universaltoons]

they can't push byfron/hyperion to the microsoft store version. MS won't allow it unless they specifically partner up for a xbox game pass contract

[@doggy101]

because aztup is synapse only lol

[@2nte]

I find it hilarious that hackers are so prevalent in apocalypse rising and yet I got banned when I wasn't even hacking. An admin banned me for "lag switching" even though I just had god awful internet at the time (mobile hotspot in a forest), and when I tried to appeal, they basically told me to shut up and didn't even try to let me appeal. It was one of my favorite games too, even though the hackers made it so annoying.

[@scugknight437]

Average admin

[@nkaol]

It even hilarious that there are actual admins.

[@2nte]

@@nkaol well there at least used to be I guess

[@2nte]

@@scugknight437 indeed

[@s1gma272]

maybe dont shoot at someone when ur lagging? you can literally mask lag switching easily

[@HeisenbergFam]

The fact someone made art of Ruben chopping someone's arm in the car is pure crystal 99.1% art

[@plo5682]

Pure Crystal.

[@nolucid]

ive seen you everywhere.

[@SmegsyWoman]

Not pure if there's 0.9% left smh

[@Providence..]

Generic corny-ass bot comment.

[@not_funny_I_didnt_laugh]

It's crystal clear

[@glameow12345]

5:37 once I was playing some really old game with like 10 players that was made in 2010, when I got in this guy started using that script on everybody in the server and he deleted the map

[@idkwhattodowiththischannel2275]

Another Ruben sim video to fuel my addiction

[@timmy6890]

Nice

[@arcihungbycraneonfire]

It's not addiction if you shred the shit outta your asssssss

[@techny3000]

Nice

[@pointlessanimations901]

6:40 one of the only hackers people can respect

[@SleepyPopups]

Best whitehacker out there

[@garfield2804]

game developers give him backdoors

[@davinaoakley-wy1pi]

​@@garfield2804oh yeah I actually worked at Roblox some time ago I don't like that anymore sadly I saw one of the skies videos and gave him a back door and I was really tired of going through a bunch of online data messages and bending them one by one so I just let him do the job

[@ss-sturmscharfuhrerheinz9689]

this went from roblox anti cheat thing to a serial killer movie

[@turbosoggyofficial6849]

Most of these scripts require contact with an owner of the game or an fe bypass, you can’t just load some of these without a back door placed in by the owner

[@2goober4u]

5:25 so THATS what cyberfuck means

[@soccothegamer2247]

Not only did the byfron update basically did nothing towards exploits, but it also broke roblox for many people for quite a while.

[@monsieurchiennes3082]

10:43 britain simulator

[@redvivius]

7:00 it makes me happy that people like citizen do that on roblox, altho now i think roblox might find him and ban him (but hopefully not)

[@Profkol0rado]

Well Roblox doesn't even care

[@varonex3449]

Just to tell you, if the game ended up this way, it is because of how developers scripted everything. "Stealing items" sound like something that should NOT be possible, no matter which software you use. As a ROBLOX developer for years now, I can attest that some games such as "Prison Life", ... (including Apocalypse Rising). First thing first, the game's old. The fact it wasn't updated for ages is also a reason to consider it slowly dying. The graphics are also very old. ROBLOX has evolved and way better content has been released since then, making people play other games than this one. EXPLOITING* (and not hacking) is probably also a cause (like Prison life). Well, ROBLOX cannot ensure safety to all games because developers are in need to secure their clients/server communications (remote events, functions, ...). The feature "steal guns" I saw in the video, is ONLY plausible because exploiters have access to the server console which is their own fault. I have experienced exploiting in my game, people were flying all around, ruining it. I know what it is to get your creation completely torn apart in front of you by stupid an childish people. That's because I was using the toolbox, and I got some malicious scripts within my game that allowed such behaviors to exist. But once removed, everything was pretty much safe. So, they just brang themself into this situation. The only localsided things you can do that other people can see is affecting your character, since your client has the total control & replication over it. The only things they can do is fly; noclip; ... which is indeed a lot, but TPs, ... can be avoided via a server-sided security that checks the velocity (and other factors such as the position) to eventually make sure everything is ok. I worked for an SCP game that had those securities, in months of moderation, I witnessed a really low amount of exploiters because they had an anticheat in place which was wonderful and ALSO HAD local securities, which prevented most of the exploiters to come back after having received their permanent ban notice. If you ask, yes, I didn't fully watch the video. I am just absolutely not ok with the fact you critize ROBLOX for exploiters, whereas Apocalypse Rising was attacked because of the poor design and poor decisions that were taken by developers. Exploiting is not that easy. **EDIT** I just witnessed another part of your video saying "you can't do that in other games", which let's say is kind of true. The problem is that other games aren't designed to make you create a WHOLE game. The gameplay (on the game you mentioned) is already setup: you have little to no possibilities to change the behavior of the game. In ROBLOX's case, people create their own content, which makes ROBLOX unsafe at some point because we can manipulate a LOT of things that, if badly secured, can turn into vinegar indeed.

[@SuperPlayz]

I love how the FE script was using the balloon animation from the gear

[@yolopolotyur]

The kids scream at 5:21 was hilarious.

[@TKDWN_YT]

I love how, although unable to play the game anymore, Ruben still makes amazing Roblox related videos, and even gets sponsored for it

[@mika-hx8bd]

Although Roblox has stopped cheating to an extent, there is also an executor named Scriptware that is getting their 3rd version, which would most likely bypass byfron's attempt to stop cheaters, having even posting them using exploits on the windows version in their discord server. Even on Apex Legends with Hyperion, cheaters would still upload videos of them cheating. I'm not so sure about this "anti-tamper".

[@shitanotosaurus]

@sponguss i mean sure, but as far as i can tell this solution didnt do all that much. the hackers will probably have it fixed within a month or two

[@doggy101]

celestial bypassed it by injecting directly into process memory

[@fennshadow2078]

I think that prison life 2 also has an incredible amount of hackers with one script kiddy per server you go into.

[@RealSbisme]

10:56 bro turned to a murderer

[@oneballjrook5736]

I feel like their last line of defense is to try to sue one of the hackers for an example. but I think they're afraid to do it because the last time they tried to sue someone it backfired horribly, incredibly horrific to the point "backfired" ought to get a new name. but it's good to see that the game is attempting to be healed let's just hope we don't have to wait 10 years for it. sorry for the length I can't do short

[@radical7628]

I miss this era of gaming avidly, back in the day the "exploiter" would always be a mischievous entity to us because alot of them were people who were expirenced programmers and it felt enjoyable seeing what they did, they always would come in casual servers, never bothering with a competitive game and they would just do the funniest shit and i have so many great memories like in 2013 when an exploiter gave everyone a paintball gun in an obby game and used the obby checkpoints to put us in a ringer, that kind of cool shit was awesome. but after the c00lkid incident (for anyone unaware, it was like some exploiting ring that infested roblox and is mainly responsible for prison life and apoc being hacker infested) roblox started taking it seriously due to the influx of "skids" after people started capitalising on the guis, and just like call of duty and gta. it became an annoying power boner for kids and they had the enjoyment sucked it out faster then 30yr dad in a hooters bar, roblox removing expiremental mode was the nail in the coffin.

[@Tako5590]

0:55 isnt it like Prison live i mean every Lobby i go in theres like at least 1 Hacker

[@foxbatentertainment2137]

i also would like to point out that there is a group called ''Neil LLC'' that is using exploiting for the good and has made a fully functional anti cheat for Apoc 1 and they have been actively cleaning up servers and acting as a guardian sort of figure

[@foxbatentertainment2137]

@sponguss i was in one of the servers they were in and 0 exploiters

[@humza890]

There are 2 reasons I can think of that causes games to get exploited. The first reason is filtering enabled exploits. That means they use the developers RemoteEvents or RemoteFunctions as a sort of "authorised tunnel" to make changes to the server. However the developer can add verification to stop unauthorised changes via filtering enabled. The other way is to somehow inject code onto the server. Developers pretty much can't do anything to stop this issue

[@anto_fire8534]

It's a bit more complicated than this. First of all, to smooth stuff out for the player and put less stress on the server, there exists something called network ownership where basically every unanchored part closest to the player physics are calculated by the client, this includes NPCs, random unanchored stuff and the player's own character. This allows exploiters to fuck with a lot of stuff by teleporting them around if this is not thought of enough. (also just so you see where this also comes in effect, look at when you drive a vehicle with a friend, it always look buggy and stuff but fine on their side because they are the one calculating the physics) Next, about remoteevents and remotefunctions, those are generally safe but it really depends on the developer as to how much they trust what the player sends them. Often stuff like weapon hitboxes are calculated on the client to make fighting less frustrating for the player because of the client to server latency and so this creates an opportunity for hackers to send fake information. The information on the server can however be double checked on the server to give a bit of leniancy on the player but this still lives an abusable thing for exploiters. This is all for a generic player better experience. Things like arbitrarily setting values with a remote event is poor coding though, not an issue with the remote event itself. Finally, backdoors aren't really that hard to remove. If you didn't take a model from the workspace and you have a backdoor then it's more than probably from a plugin (or one of your dev) adding them into the game. It is more annoying if it's a plugin as it can just add a lot of them and you need to remove them after. Once you disabled all your plugins, you can pretty easily find out which script has a backdoor just by using the search all and typing "require", checking all of that and then checking for "getfenv" (generally it'd look like something like "getfenv()["require"](assetid)" or something else where the require is substituted with a version which uses the ascii values for each character with something like "\114\101\113\117\105\114\101"

[@humza890]

@@anto_fire8534 Yes, you are correct about network ownership (I've scripted my own go kart with server side anti cheat before before). From my understanding, if network ownership is set to nil, Roblox server does verify if a part change is valid. If the dev explicitly sets network ownership to a player, then the model is fully trusted and it is up to the dev to verify it on the server side. This mainly applies to cars, planes etc. It is also worth noting that a player character is networker owned by the player by default. So you can pretty much teleport in every single Roblox game. I also suspect weapons are exploited through the same way, since the gun item goes into the player character, which makes it networked owned by the player. I think Roblox should add features to enable or disable player character anti cheat (with disabled being the default at first)

[@mow_cat]

@@humza890 the player kinda just has full control over parts they own, you can find this out by having the player spawn a part into the game via a localscript. the server will never know its there due to filtering enabled, yet all parts that are close to the player will physically interact with that part that only the player knows is there (even if you never set their network ownership)

[@flithyactsataresonablepric2230]

@@anto_fire8534network ownership was patched cause of natural disasters

[@anto_fire8534]

@@flithyactsataresonablepric2230 Nope it wasn't. Network ownership is a core feature to make the user experience as smooth as possible.

[@PERNTNOTFOUND]

After the :anti-cheat" update millions of people have this message when starting roblox "client stop responding properly" which ultimately make you unable to load and play the game on your device ( depending). Very good job roblox, very good.

[@hubzertzert]

The 1940s german song on top of the roblox hacking footage at 8:49 got me wheezing

[@diegonadabcelestra7330]

It's erika bruh

[@cosmicisverysigma]

I'm pretty sure it's the Japanese empire anthem?

[@residentlucifer]

@@cosmicisverysigmatell me ur joking please

[@Beret413]

@@cosmicisverysigmaWRONG

[@Beret413]

It’s a battle song.

[@comboballer]

EXCELLENT choice of music. real ones know ace combat had the BEST soundtrack ever.

[@SleepyPopups]

Keiki Kobayashi is one of the best soundtrack composers, up there with the best of the best of other best ones

[@atrevix3200]

Bro the most watched moment is the end of the sponsor 💀💀

[@hahahahahaha2366]

The unfortunate reality of Byfron is that, like basically everything Roblox makes, it was a blanket fix that temporarily fixed the hacker issue, but broke a useful utility (Roblox Multi), created a glitch that literally prevented users with certain hardware & software from playing at all (the white screen bug that they still haven't fixed), and in the end didn't even manage to quell the exploiters for more than a week, as I saw them posting about how easy the Byfron Beta was to bypass on a subreddit (ontop of the aforementioned platform switching you can do to completely negate Byfron anyway). Because of Byfron, I haven't been able to play Roblox for many months now without resorting to reverting the update in a desperate attempt to play again, and a lot of other people have been having the same issue, being forced to use MS store isn't a viable option for most because it's incredibly jank compared to default Roblox. I was initially excited that Roblox was coming to 64bit, but the fact that it completely prevents me from playing killed basically all interest I had in the update and made me remember how Roblox never gets anything right and only responds to issues these days when it cuts into their profit. Reverting updates isn't possible anymore, so I'm basically permanently locked out of Roblox till (or if) they ever fix this garbage. It's about the final straw for me after being on this platform for the better end of 16 years.

[@pantommy]

You can still get multiple instances if you manually close the handle in process explorer, but anytime I do it I have to pray Byfron isn't having a bad day and doesn't trip. Then again, this whole Byfron thing is too little too late, much like how FE, something even 90s games had, was added 10 years after the platforms creation. I think you can agree that Roblox has stayed consistent throughout the years, and that is being an incompetent and negligent company that likes to inconvenience its users with any opportunity given. People say Roblox has "gone bad" recently, but I reckon this is just a byproduct of Roblox growing exponentially in recent times, hence the issues have gotten much more attention.

[@hahahahahaha2366]

@@pantommy Yeah pretty much, I realized at some point that Roblox becoming massive was a critical issue, you can think of any community getting bigger as a sort of graph where the ease of dehumanizing people becomes easier as the ability to recognize individuals within the community becomes more challenging. Roblox's biggest downfall was ironically its success and extreme popularity, which pushed it to have to make these blanket changes that catered to 'the masses' instead of the 10s of thousands of individual communities it created as a platform. And of course, money is the next best motivator after general stabilization and Roblox going public on the stock market was basically the final nail in the coffin as having 'a community' becomes obsolete compared to compounding revenue. But I think their current leadership is pretty terrible even from a profit standpoint considering they still completely ignore and don't put any money into maintaining the complaints of their biggest revenue generators (Developers), instead using the Valve approach of complete radio silence and feigning ignorance to prevent as much bad PR as possible. Problem is, I'm pretty sure even Valve at least communicates with their actual partners.

[@sooc]

The most surprising thing for me is how Roblox hasn't already died out years ago, with the direction the management has been headed in.

[@shitanotosaurus]

@@sooc because for everybody who quits in protest of roblox's choices, theres 5 kids who didnt because they simply didnt know any better. when you have a game as large as this with as many kids as your audience as this, you become basically invulnerable to dying out.

[@sooc]

@@shitanotosaurus That's very true!

[@bruk5827]

7:16 still part of grab knife v4, that script has 5 weapons plus other stuff, like a nuke and a drone

[@floppa6569]

the scripts Citizen is using are SS scripts/ Serversided Scripts. People mostly use them in Script Executers (games that allow you to use scripts freely) im pretty sure hes able to use them since the games are backdoored.

[@Hunterclowers1]

Shooting Jumpscare: 10:12

[@stylishniggachannel4763]

Chicago

[@LunaNocturna522]

Loved the Ace combat 4 music in the video.

[@SleepyPopups]

Blockade is good music

[@luker2935]

basically how filtering enabled works is: back in the days of filtering disabled, everything on one client was replicated to all clients. since exploits inject client scripts (because they can't run server scripts), anything that showed up on the cheater's client would be replicated to every client. when FE released, it no longer replicates one client to all clients. instead, it replicates the server to all clients.

[@thatonehatter8085]

In my opinion, one of the games that suffered worst from hackers and lack of Anticheat was Soulshatters. It got so bad that it was more difficult to find a server WITHOUT a cheater than one with one, and that’s not exaggeration whatsoever.

[@Narwhal12]

You could play Undertale Test Place Reborn, it’s anti cheat is extremely good, and it’s basically soul shatters but better

[@thatonehatter8085]

@mannyanims I tried that, but there’s just something…special it’s lacking. I’m not sure what it is, but the overall feel of the game just lacks that fluidity that Soulshatters had. For example, the lock-on isn’t as tight, moves come from weird angles, some attacks deal weird effects and stuns or moves that shouldn’t hit on the ground do. It’s hard to describe, but it just lacks the same game feel that made Soulshatters so appealing

[@Narwhal12]

@@thatonehatter8085 I see They did have recent updates to improve it, and I think they now have a soul shatters gamemode, but I might be wrong

[@Yunguy1]

First it was the Ace Combat sound track; and then the playful Patreon list. lmao As awesome as it is to see Roblox making some progress, there's still a long ways to go before any sort of difference is properly acknowledged.

[@zeuswarrior8237]

I’m not mad, I heard Ace Combat for 15 seconds as well!

[@SleepyPopups]

@@zeuswarrior8237 *Blockade* to be exact too!

[@Yunguy1]

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one!

[@kpjammerwolf330]

That actually caught me off guard, as an Ace Combat fan 09:25 It continues here as well

[@zeuswarrior8237]

@@SleepyPopups Thank you! I forgot the song name

[@steam1984]

I remember i was friends with with a guy who loosely used hacks years ago and what we would do is go in army games and other types where they'd grab a bunch of guns from the armory, hand them to me, and i'd rile up a crowd and start handing out the guns and basically start an insurgency

[@bird9935]

You can see how much money roblox will put into a particular cause like this but meanwhile there are condo communities that are active and thriving on roblox that seems like there are no measures being taken

[@pantommy]

The condo games don't get mainstream attention so it doesn't affect Roblox. Please, I beg you, give up on the idea that Roblox gives a flying fuck about you or its players. They never did and probably never will. I've been on the platform for more than a decade and they have consistently been incompetent and negligent.

[@usernamelegend345]

it's hard to actually prevent such games from realising, unless you have an insaneeee ammount of people having to aprove games.

[@antiwolfer8691]

i will say tho, the byfron update did root out alot of the script kiddies who didnt know their left from their right

[@chocolatebar6785]

tbh filtering enabled was like one of the best updates done to roblox, if a developer was smart about their remote events/functions and not use free models then the game would have like no game breaking exploits but before that literally any game could just have all of their parts deleted and become unplayable

[@Voviran129]

8:28 "Inside beautiful paris world." *Oh no...Oh noo..OH NO.*

[@Iamspongebob-wh2xu]

Paris 1940

[@stylishniggachannel4763]

Btw who’s in Paris

[@mega_132]

WE CAN FINALLY KNOW WHO WAS IN PARIS!

[@IshowSongNames]

Basket players in paris

[@ish2008]

für Berlin

[@ambattleat4am918]

Ruben is a good person, we should pay respect to him as we should. Long live Ruben Sim!

[@grassmonkeyO5]

Get off KZbin forever

[@facio29]

BOT

[@karmdeez911]

yes

[@Stripedspot]

@@facio29 hmmm, I think you're onto something, this account has no videos, no subscribers and joined recently.

[@facio29]

@@Stripedspot like all bots bc he is a BOTTT

[@liker-qd4fz]

10:33 Hackers became so powerful they turned apocalypse rising into the Emberverse.

[@Jervis-JehanYvesLaurent]

1:52 happy texas boi

[@Loopstheidiot]

I hope that roblox doesnt screw this up at all, thankfully that they have an anticheat system now.

[@Sympexlmao]

Already bypassed it

[@ArchimedesDev]

It is easily bypassed. Scriptware the cheapest and best executor wasn't even affected lol.

[@glorytoukraine1738]

Cant roblox sue exploiting programs (ex synapse)?

[@doggy101]

@@ArchimedesDev not the cheapest... synapse x is the same price, also it dosent work for byfron roblox. well it does i guess but its not public.

[@4cnnjqask5]

people are bypassing it and it completly makes the game unplayable for some people (roblox doesnt run)

[@mrooshoo]

3:09 I thought I had KSP on in the background because of the music, LOL

[@brickthecreator777]

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They were covered with cloth or leather, were made of carved wood, and were much lower than today's chairs - chair seats were sometimes only 10 inches (25 cm) high.[11] In ancient Egypt, chairs appear to have been of great richness and splendor. Fashioned of ebony and ivory, or of carved and gilded wood, they were covered with costly materials, magnificent patterns and supported upon representations of the legs of beasts or the figures of captives. Generally speaking, the higher ranked an individual was, the taller and more sumptuous was the chair he sat on and the greater the honor. On state occasions, the pharaoh sat on a throne, often with a little footstool in front of it. The average Egyptian family seldom had chairs, and if they did, it was usually only the master of the household who sat on a chair. Among the better off, the chairs might be painted to look like the ornate inlaid and carved chairs of the rich, but the craftsmanship was usually poor.[11] The earliest images of chairs in China are from 6th-century Buddhist murals and stele, but the practice of sitting in chairs at that time was rare. It was not until the 12th century that chairs became widespread in China. Scholars disagree on the reasons for the adoption of the chair. The most common theories are that the chair was an outgrowth of indigenous Chinese furniture, that it evolved from a camp stool imported from Central Asia, that it was introduced to China by Christian missionaries in the 7th century, and that the chair came to China from India as a form of Buddhist monastic furniture. In modern China, unlike Korea or Japan, it is no longer common to sit at floor level.[12] In Europe, it was owing in great measure to the Renaissance that the chair ceased to be a privilege of state and became a standard item of furniture for anyone who could afford to buy it. Once the idea of privilege faded the chair speedily came into general use. Almost at once the chair began to change every few years to reflect the fashions of the day. Thomas Edward Bowdich visited the main Palace of the Ashanti Empire in 1819, and observed chairs engrossed with gold in the empire.[14] In the 1880s, chairs became more common in American households and usually there was a chair provided for every family member to sit down to dinner. By the 1830s, factory-manufactured “fancy chairs” like those by Sears, Roebuck, and Co. allowed families to purchase machined sets. With the Industrial Revolution, chairs became much more available.[15] The 20th century saw an increasing use of technology in chair construction with such things as all-metal folding chairs, metal-legged chairs, the Slumber Chair,[citation needed] moulded plastic chairs and ergonomic chairs.[16] The recliner became a popular form, at least in part due to radio and television. In the 1930s, stair lifts were commercially available to help people suffering from Polio and other diseases to navigate stairs.[17] The modern movement of the 1960s produced new forms of chairs: the butterfly chair (originally called the Hardoy chair), bean bags, and the egg-shaped pod chair that turns. It also introduced the first mass-produced plastic chairs such as the Bofinger chair in 1966.[18] Technological advances led to molded plywood and wood laminate chairs, as well as chairs made of leather or polymers. 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This is done by having an easily adjustable seat height.[25] A seat that is higher results in dangling feet and increased pressure on the underside of the knees ("popliteal fold"). It may also result in no weight on the feet which means more weight elsewhere. A lower seat may shift too much weight to the "seat bones" ("ischial tuberosities"). Gas springs are attached to the body of the chair in order to give height adjustment and more comfort to the user. Some chairs have foot rests. Around 15% of women and 2% of men need foot rests, even at the 16-inch (41 cm) chair height.[26] A stool or other simple chair may have a simple straight or curved bar near the bottom for the sitter to place their feet on. Actual chair dimensions are determined by measurements of the human body or anthropometric measurements. The two most relevant anthropometric measurement for chair design is the popliteal height and buttock popliteal length. For someone seated, the popliteal height is the distance from the underside of the foot to the underside of the thigh at the knees. It is sometimes called the "stool height". The term "sitting height" is reserved for the height to the top of the head when seated. For American men, the median popliteal height is 16.3 inches (41 cm) and for American women it is 15.0 inches (38 cm).[27] The popliteal height, after adjusting for heels, clothing and other issues, is used to determine the height of the chair seat. Mass-produced chairs are typically 17 inches (43 cm) high.[citation needed] Researchers such as Mary Blade and Galen Cranz found that sitting on the edge of a high stool with feet on the floor is less harmful for the lower back than sitting up straight on a conventional chair.[28] Different types of chairs can have a variety of seating positions, depending on the intended task. Typically, chairs intended for people completing work or dining can only recline very slightly (otherwise the occupant is too far away from the desk or table). Dental chairs are necessarily reclined. Research has shown that the best seated posture is a reclined posture of 100°-110°.[29] In order to recline, the back-rest may be independently adjustable. A reclining seat and back will reduce the load on the occupant's back muscles. In general, if the occupant is supposed to sit for a long time, weight needs to be taken off the seat area and thus "easy" chairs intended for long periods of sitting are generally at least slightly reclined. The back of the chair will support some of the weight of the occupant, reducing the weight on other parts of the body. Some back-rests support only the lumbar region, while shoulder height back-rests support the entire back and shoulders. Headrests support the head as well and are important in vehicles for preventing "whiplash" neck injuries in rear-end collisions where the head is jerked back suddenly. Reclining chairs typically have at least shoulder-height back-rests to shift weight to the shoulders. Hello Gordon! " -Dr Coomer, from half life. EDIT: Not supposed to be funny, DONT comment that its unfunny cause its not supposed to be funny people wanna learn about chars you know? .

[@Kxvito]

The joke is they copy pasted a definition for something random with the intended joke being “look its so random”

[@brickthecreator777]

@@Kxvito no I wanted to help people about chairs

[@BlackoutGootraxian]

@@Kxvito Average gen Z humor. At this point, memes could be procedurally generated and 50% of people wouldnt even notice.

[@manbruh2]

@@brickthecreator777 sure man totally

[@brickthecreator777]

@5x9 bro I'm being serious some people don't even know chairs where made or anything about it

[@CommanderNoob]

Keep in mind that cheating in a video game is not hacking. Downloading and opening files off the Internet is not hacking. Programming and coding is not hacking. Hacking is a separate art that utilizes programming and coding as well as other things. Calling a cheater in a video game a hacker is essentially glorifying them and making them sound "cooler" or some shit. Actual hackers, both good hearted and malicious, absolutely hate being compared and/or even viewed in the same way(s) as cheaters in video games. I can go on for a long time about this. I don't think Ruben here meant to call cheaters hackers in the way he said it, but it still affects the hacking community. On a better note, this video was pretty comedic. Good work, lad.

[@noobyish]

man the star glitchers exploits bring back a lot of memories...

[@kaiasce2430]

Bro why u everywhere 😭😭 In deepwoken and now here 💀

[@noobyish]

@@kaiasce2430 i am a roblox content connesoir

[@absolutelynoone1850]

Star glitchers also have one of the best music on them bruh

[@HyperX755]

Roblox really went: “Hey, this man could make our platform even better! Lets just file a lawsuit!” 💀💀

[@DrKoneko]

Citizen is honestly goated. He still trolls on lots of games that are garbage and it's really awesome.

[@JC12478]

7:28 GYAT

[@hemadegraduatien]

i thought bro finna start twerking💀💀

[@truwu8177]

8:38 That music lol

[@a_plane]

**WW2 FLASHBACKS**

[@diegonadabcelestra7330]

Erika

[@mega_132]

auf der heide blüht ein kleines blümelein

[@ish2008]

Und es heißt: