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2) Never seen this one happening so can't confirm or deny.
3) The desync is absolutely real but can simultaneously occur alongside cheating and thus isn't a point of contention.
4) The levels do not really serve as a "claim" of skill per say. But the fact that the playerbase is so low it can't put low level players with low levels is absurd.
Finally. Claiming or making the claim that just cause these issues exist equals no cheaters(which is what you are saying: "Never seen a thing that can't be explained by a bug") is borderline insanity.
I've absolutely met cheaters in ranked on top of griefers. For example: There was zero server desync but this one keeper kept flying between all three goal posts at insane speeds. Speeds that are absolutely impossible to achieve with a MnK or controller, It physically cannot be done yet it happened in game.
Except most of the time, you can't even tell when you're bugged. Sometimes enemy players will see you as invisible but you won't see yourself that way. For all you know, you've been invisible and scoring on someone else's screen, unaware that you were exploiting the bug lol.
Same for the cross-the-map ridiculous shots that look like they come from a different planet to score.
This is caused by poor server prediction. In essence, the server tries to predict where a player will go to account for the time delay between frames (the server runs at 30 frames per second (FPS) whereas can run at 240+ fps). However, if I'm holding Left, and suddenly switch to the Right, the server will still be predicting that I'm moving left and have to adjust-giving an appearance of faster-than-expected movement. Against keepers who frequently switch directions to try and keep chasers guessing, this actually gives the false appearance of super-speed motions.
This is only amplified if there is desync or high ping, due to the further delay in frame info. TLDR: That isn't a cheat. Its poor netcode. The server itself is lying to your client so that you can hopefully have more accurate knowledge of where the opponent is, but the result is that it has to correct the false predictions and quickly update to where the player actually is.
(Also, this is a valid point for larger games with larger datasets where we couldn't have reasonably ever ran into every player or situation, but not really applicable here. The ONLY "cheats" people keep bringing up are game bugs--the vast majority of which aren't even intentionally exploitable. Every person that keeps getting called out in-game or in-forums I also personally know and have played extensively enough with to know they aren't cheaters as well... I mean, given how tiny the community is, we practically all know each other by now lol. It'd be really easy to tell if someone was using exploits at this point.
After hundreds of hours of competitive play, I can confidently say I've never lost a game that seemed like there was a cheater of any type on the opposing team. Just poor game quality from Unbroken. And that's really the point I'm trying to make here: Not that there couldn't be cheaters in the future, or that cheats aren't possible somehow, but that there currently are none and all the claims to the contrary are simply false flags from lack of information.)
So either you yourself are one of the people who cheat and are trying to justify it and make it sound nice, or you're just closing your eyes because you don't want to see the problem. The game is losing more and more players and more and more people are complaining about cheaters, but of course they don't exist according to you. Anyone who does a quick search on YouTube will find videos in which such cheats are offered and what is shown in the video strangely matches what has already been described here. I don't know what's worse that the developers don't do anything and cheating has become the new normal in this game or people like you who I assume cheat themselves or at least cover their eyes and ears and shout I can't see or hear anything.
(so yes the matchmaking is messed up because there are not enough players...)
but it is not impossible to beat them. You still have to build a team of 6, in vocal and train, create strategies.
(it does not make sense to go in ranked in soloQ, like on a League of Legends or any other competitive game of this style)
I am level 170 at platinum rank 1, and I learn every day about the game. My team is washed by the diamond players but it is not that I call them cheaters.
The mechanics of this game are super rich. There are a lot of things that the game does not explain to you. If you go and have a look at the discords of the communities of players of this game, you will learn a lot of things... This game has an unsuspected potential.
(Personally I hope that it will end up becoming free to play to attract a maximum of players and "smooth out the level in ranked")
I have about 200 hours in-game and have not seen any of these mythical cheats. Invisible player bug yes, which makes it look like the quaffle is being scored from midfield by the invisible chaser, but no actual cheats.
Anyways, there's a patch targeted for this week. Hopefully it has server improvements and fixes the invisibility bug so we can stop arguing about whether people are cheating or not.
Exploiting a bug is still cheating, thanks for confirming my point even though you are not aware of it. Many developers ban people who exploit bugs and glitches. Blizzard is a very good example of this and they do it with PVE content as well.
You can call it what you want, but in the end these people gain an unfair advantage over others and that's why there are fewer and fewer players. A game is supposed to be fun and it's not, as you can see from the number of players and the progression. Try hard and maybe you'll make it to 400 hours before the servers are shut down because there are only 10 people left :)