Hey, Still pretty new to scripting and slowly getting my head around remotes. Before i go any further i would like some advice as to if i'm working in the right direction of Exploit prevention.

If i were to fire a RemoteEvent from a localscript, would the below ServerScript prevent exploiters from firing the event multiple times?

Note i have a seperate ServerScript creating the RemoteDebounce Bool inside ServerStorage.Player upon PlayerAdded.

local ss = game:GetService("ServerStorage")
local rs = game:GetService("ReplicatedStorage")


rs.Remote.OnServerEvent:Connect(function(player)
	if ss[player.Name].RemoteDebounce.Value == true then 
		return
	end
	if ss[player.Name].RemoteDebounce.Value == false then
		ss[player.Name].RemoteDebounce.Value = true

	
	if game:GetService("MarketplaceService"):UserOwnsGamePassAsync(player.UserId, gamepassid) then
		
		--Code Here--
	else
	
		--Code Here--
	end

	ss[player.Name].RemoteDebounce.Value = false

	wait(5) --Time before can fire again--
	end
	
end)
Anonymous

2 comments

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Ive had my fair share of worries about this, the best you can do is give the server more control in places you understand. for example, i would probably have a value inside the character that counts down from a server script, and have the remoteevent read that value before it decides to fire.

Anonymous#
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I figured this was the roughly the same thing, except instead of a value in the player as you suggest, mine is inside serverstorage, which i believe is only accessable by the server.

Anonymous#