>>717576818 (OP)i can't imagine being so stupid you think cheating in a toy justifies letting video game developers have kernel mode access to your hardware
actual real world security concerns don't even justify security vendors doing this kind of shit in a lot of cases
but letting video game developers, people too stupid to make it in tech, have level of access to your machine where they not only have total access to see literally everything, they have a level of write access that can result in bricked hardware if they make the wrong mistake in the wrong place, or even worse a vector for malware to get access to kernel mode
people who defend this shit are unironically subhuman and should be culled
the sanctity of online gaming matches is worth exactly zero