Thanks for the images, but I’ve deleted your other post as others don’t need to see them. It’s always possible to hack global highscores in all openfeint games. Sure, you’ve managed to do it via the savegame data, but it’s equally possible to do it other ways that don’t involve the game at all.
Rest assured, we will be monitoring the leaderboards for suspicious scores, and now it’s possible to see the player’s tower layouts it’s easy to spot people who do what you did. We have the power to delete these scores from the leaderboards AND PERMANENTLY BAN[/color:1fo8gbs3] these accounts from posting scores.
Please report any suspicious scores to us and we will investigate 
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Cool I wasn’t sure you could even monitor the highscores, I assumed it was something left up to openfient. I really was simply interested in experimenting because the layout of the save had changed quite a bit from what I remembered sentinel 2 and it had also grown like 100kb.
The pictures were just for you and I figured you would remove them, I just couldn’t figure out how to send a pm on this site so I posted it in a topic because I saw that you would have to pre-verify it before it was shown.
Also one other comment about *and now it’s possible to see the player’s tower layouts
I’m not really sure how important this is but I think it should be not visible for the easy/med game modes because it is too simple to just follow exactly what someone, specifically the top players, did in those modes where you can easily accumulate $ and it also slightly diminishes some of the games challenge. That’s just my opinion though and it surely does have the advantage of showing model success lay-outs to newer players or exposing cheaters.