Modhidden

Modhidden is a term often used in online gaming communities, particularly in the context of multiplayer games. It generally refers to a type of modification or cheat that is designed to be undetectable by anti-cheat software or other players. The goal of modhidden is to provide an unfair advantage without revealing the presence of the modification, thus circumventing potential penalties such as bans.

The specific functionalities of modhidden can vary widely depending on the game. Some common examples might include aimbots that automatically adjust a player's aim, wallhacks that allow players to see through walls, or speedhacks that increase a player's movement speed beyond the normal limits. The "hidden" aspect implies that these cheats are either coded in a way that avoids common detection signatures or they employ techniques to mask their activity during gameplay.

The use of modhidden is almost universally considered cheating and is against the terms of service for most online games. Developers invest significant resources into creating anti-cheat systems to maintain fair play and protect the integrity of their games. When modhidden or any other form of cheating is detected, players typically face disciplinary actions, which can range from temporary suspensions to permanent bans from the game. The ongoing arms race between cheat developers and anti-cheat systems is a constant factor in the online gaming landscape.