Valinfo

Despite the large amounts of data collected from players engaging in online matches to prevent abuse, ban hackers and enforce the established terms and conditions, few companies behind multiplayer games disclose this information with well-intentioned individuals who can otherwise contribute to the betterment of the community, which is where Valinfo comes into play.

In an attempt to provide players with a balanced experience, many multiplayer titles are equipped with the Skill-Based Matchmaking system by default, through which lobbies are created featuring players with similar ranks, where the difficulty increases the better one gets at the game. Since content updates ship in seasons, ranks get reset periodically, making it difficult to spot experts.

However, thanks to the app at hand, users can compare active players’ current rank with the one they finished on before the last reset in order to get an idea regarding the skill set of an enemy. Players belonging to the same party are highlighted to let users find out more details about a potentially successful dynamic between the two teammates and how to counter it.

On top of the game’s built-in report system, users have the opportunity of gathering more info on players with suspicious kill-death ratios and learn how to spot them based on the skin, position and win-rate percentage in future matches.

Finally, any programmers looking to port or enhance its functionality beyond the confines of its terminal-based window can harness the openly available source code to do so.

Given the prevalence of cheaters and cleverly disguised professional players in beginner-ranks, keeping Valinfo open on a secondary monitor to glance at the information retrieved should aid you in the quest for identifying anomalous behavior that can otherwise hinder your gameplay experience.