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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 5:58am
Top 500 should not be able to hide their combat history
We all know why they do, but let's get some transparency going.
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DaylightDemon Jan 4 @ 6:04am 
ppl obsessively checking profiles, match histories and stats of ppl they play with or against is the bane of hero based games since ever. to be honest i think information like this should be always private, it should not even be a choice.
Last edited by DaylightDemon; Jan 4 @ 6:04am
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 6:30am 
Originally posted by Cloud:
its not always the case, some people like privacy.
Yes, true. But, every single one is private. And we all know why.
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 6:32am 
Originally posted by DaylightDemon:
ppl obsessively checking profiles, match histories and stats of ppl they play with or against is the bane of hero based games since ever. to be honest i think information like this should be always private, it should not even be a choice.
I mean match videos. All match videos should be public all the time. I don't care about the profile or stats. Keep that secret if you want. I didn't mention that in my original post, so that's a mistake on my part.
Last edited by kw0lf.tw; Jan 4 @ 6:45am
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Draknalor Jan 4 @ 7:02am 
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
We all know why they do, but let's get some transparency going.

Is it the same reason as to why your own profile is private?
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Rock Jan 4 @ 7:03am 
Originally posted by Cloud:
its not always the case, some people like privacy.

Weak statement.
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Shade Jan 4 @ 7:04am 
you can just study them on youtube most of the time, so does it really matter?
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 7:26am 
Originally posted by Shade:
you can just study them on youtube most of the time, so does it really matter?
It’s not about seeing what they want to publish. It’s about seeing what they don’t publish.

My hypothesis is that they all use hardware cheats and hide their replays as a result.
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 7:28am 
Originally posted by Draknalor:
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
We all know why they do, but let's get some transparency going.

Is it the same reason as to why your own profile is private?
Steam is not a competition. If you engage in a competition, there should be transparency.
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DaylightDemon Jan 4 @ 7:52am 
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
Originally posted by Shade:
you can just study them on youtube most of the time, so does it really matter?
It’s not about seeing what they want to publish. It’s about seeing what they don’t publish.

My hypothesis is that they all use hardware cheats and hide their replays as a result.

its a delusion to think all players that are very high ranked use hardware cheats. the barrier of entry is quite high. you have to buy microcontrollers that run custom software and work for the game you want to cheat at. its not just a matter of buying some hardware and connecting it to your pc and then youre set. sure some percentage of players is gonna cheat always, but you also cant replace game sense needed to compete at those levels. its not all about aim or knowing where people are.
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Rondras Jan 4 @ 7:55am 
Originally posted by Cloud:
its not always the case, some people like privacy.
"privacy"
the only thing that game profiles show: matches,kda,etc

There's no privacy to have here its stats
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Ju1ce Jan 4 @ 8:03am 
why this is even a concern? i have no clue why they do it but i dont care either
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 8:14am 
Originally posted by Ju1ce:
why this is even a concern? i have no clue why they do it but i dont care either
Because they cheat.
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kw0lf.tw Jan 4 @ 8:15am 
Originally posted by DaylightDemon:
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
It’s not about seeing what they want to publish. It’s about seeing what they don’t publish.

My hypothesis is that they all use hardware cheats and hide their replays as a result.

its a delusion to think all players that are very high ranked use hardware cheats. the barrier of entry is quite high. you have to buy microcontrollers that run custom software and work for the game you want to cheat at. its not just a matter of buying some hardware and connecting it to your pc and then youre set. sure some percentage of players is gonna cheat always, but you also cant replace game sense needed to compete at those levels. its not all about aim or knowing where people are.
Then make things public if it's a "delusion" ... they make plenty of money to support the cost of the setup. There's no rational reason for the game playback to be private.
Last edited by kw0lf.tw; Jan 4 @ 8:16am
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Twisty Jan 4 @ 8:30am 
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
Originally posted by Ju1ce:
why this is even a concern? i have no clue why they do it but i dont care either
Because they cheat.
You do realise some people are just better than you, right? or is everyone that is better than you a cheater?
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Ju1ce Jan 4 @ 8:44am 
Originally posted by Twisty:
Originally posted by omgjpalol:
Because they cheat.
You do realise some people are just better than you, right? or is everyone that is better than you a cheater?
also the thing is that even if they cheated its just 500 people out of 300k playing atm. its so insignificant number.
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