Agentic LLMs could soon break client-side anticheat, argues dev
mgostIH · x · 2026-10-14
Developer mgostIH argues that autonomous agentic LLMs will soon make client-side anticheat far less useful, since models can automate reverse engineering. He calls Valve's investment in statistical server-side anticheat a very future-proof decision. Context: Epic is in talks with Valve to bring EAC v2 to Steam Deck, with Fortnite coming to Linux, though the Deck lacks the security features Epic's new anticheat requires for now.
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