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But if I have to make a guess, it probably has to do with how Plutonium and LanLauncher read, load and execute scripts for the bot warfare mods.
It's been a while that I made the guide, but from what I remembered was that it wasn't working normally when I just moved files without doing anything special.
So I scrolled trough the Plutonium forums when I found a random person that had the same issue and explained how to fix it.
So I made this guide to help others and for myself in the future if I have to re-install it.
Plutonium is a fan made client that patches the exploit out, but makes it that you can only connect to people that also use plutonium.
It reduces the risk of your computer getting hacked by a lot, but if you want to be 100% safe and don't care about playing with other players.
With lanlauncher you are fully disconnected and have no risk of people getting in your game.
I prefer to play it rather safe, than sorry and don't care about playing with other players.
If you want a couple of recent examples of RCE attacks happening, I would recommend going to youtube and looking at cod ww2 that was on gamepass for a shot time.
Btw, if you are interested, feel free to look on my profile for the same LanLauncher trick for bo2, waw and mw3 (offline vs bots with progression)
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Gameplay wise it's the same, but if you do the offline LanLauncher, it will fully prevent you connecting to the online servers.
You might have heard of RCE attacks on Call of Duty's up to Modern Warfare 2019.
If not, on the older COD games you connect pier to pier (your computer connects to every other computer in the lobby and they connect to you) instead of connecting to an activision server, (you might remember back in the day that when the host player would leave the lobby, the whole game would go black and white and it would migrate host) with the games that connect pier to pier, it's possible for a player to send a command to your computer and create a backdoor or run malware on your PC.
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