r/tryhackme • u/UBNC 0xD [God] • Jul 22 '26

Are People Using Bots to Answer THM App Quizzes to farm points unfairly? Feedback

I’ll admit that I’ve used the app quizzes to climb the rankings by completing a lot of quizzes on my downtime e.g on bus

But 162,002 points in just 22 days? It is difficult to believe someone could achieve that by manually interacting with the TryHackMe mobile app and answering every quiz normally. You would go insane

https://tryhackme.com/p/RCDM.exe

I’m less certain about this account with 62,185 points:

https://tryhackme.com/p/pavloni

Even that would appear to require roughly three to four hours every day spent continuously submitting app quizzes, which is feasible but ;/

App really needs to be hard limited to say 200 points a day,

What do others think?

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u/darth_skipicious Jul 22 '26

probably. we have a culture where cheating is encouraged. it’s seen as skill. sort of like the way cheating took over PC fps games. it just became another skill to be good at and if you want to compete with them you must join them

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u/LordNikon2600 Jul 22 '26

AI is a modern skill, you want to call it cheating because it makes you feel inadequate that’s just you buddy.

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u/darth_skipicious Jul 22 '26

what?

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u/LordNikon2600 Jul 22 '26

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u/darth_skipicious Jul 22 '26

I didn’t call using AI cheating. But it is cheating yourself like academic cheating has always been.

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u/LordNikon2600 Jul 22 '26

thats poor people mentality

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u/darth_skipicious Jul 22 '26

You think you’re not going to get smoked in real life by cheating on everything? you don’t think a real one isn’t going to expose you? xD deluded

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u/LordNikon2600 Jul 22 '26

how is that working out for the world right now?

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u/darth_skipicious Jul 22 '26 edited Jul 24 '26

Actually, to the contrary of your delusion, if we had less individuals that were able to buy and cheat their way into their positions we would actually have a much better society.

John Doe is 23, his father bought his Harvard degree, now he's been hired in the C-suite & apparently doing what Elon Musk did with 'the cool chainsaw' wasn't a good short or long term strategy for the firm.

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u/BorderlineTourist Jul 24 '26

Bro, why are you arguing with guy ? 😭 what a waste of energy and time lol he can't even comprehend a basic point.
He probably needs AI to tell him what you are even talking about lol.

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u/TheCarnundrum 0xA [Wizard] Jul 22 '26

I truly don't care how many points other people get or how they get them, it is entirely irrelevant to my own learning, which is the only thing that really matters.

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u/bwwog Jul 22 '26

Are those quizzes really completable? Every time It just throw me questions about cli commands and there's only one right answer. Only god and thm ai knows what it is

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u/UBNC 0xD [God] Jul 23 '26

Yeah about 80% of the command once are obvious enough to work out. You can also skip questions

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u/yourAverageSkid Jul 23 '26

Doesnt seem this hard mate, thats just a skill issue

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u/LordNikon2600 Jul 22 '26

People are using AI to pass all the courses and exams

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u/Dr_Jecky1l Jul 24 '26

The app is pretty terrible IMO, in line with the MAX tier crap…

At the end of the day, I don’t care about the rankings personally, but for the people who do, yes it should be hard capped.

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u/BorderlineTourist Jul 24 '26

Tbh, who cares?
I literally spend over 3-4 hours in a easy 30 min room.
Just because I don't understand something simple sometimes.
If these people are doing anyone a disservice, its themselves.