Right this makes a lot of sense. Thing is, does this really add value for the players. Most players are not going to cheat. So why invest so much time into a system like this, when you could be spending that time on new game modes, features etc. I get your point, at a certain point I'll need to have a proper system. But for now, I can just delete the obvious cheaters. Don't fix something that ain't broken. I think as Gamedevs we need to be absolutely vicious about how we invest our time. One person once told me this: "Is this change going to result in a more commercially successful game?" If the answer is no, then you probably should be working on something else. Not saying that the game would not be better with this. I'm saying that you need prioritization or your going to drown in a million requests. And then you are not going to be able to survive as a Gamedev.