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Isn't it just another glitch which can be fixed by this or are you thinking about something different?
record a demo and stop it, like what P1zza said.
What generally happens is that if the server lags a bit, or more likely, if your connection to the server is a bit unreliable, you'll drop a few packets and your game client will get a slightly wrong idea of what's going on. Basically the game engine tries to save bandwidth by having the server just send you data about the stuff that's changed since the last frame, but if your connection happens to drop a packet from the server that said "this robot is not a giant, and oh yeah, by the way, he shouldn't be invisible either", then your game client may wrongly believe he's supposed to be a giant and invisible until told otherwise. The game server thinks your client got the packet, so it doesn't realize anything is wrong.
The reason why the "record demo; stop" trick works is that it makes the server send your client a full update. So if your game client had accumulated various inconsistencies because of dropped packets or whatever, the full update will send all of the information about what's currently going on in the current frame, meaning that anything that's gotten screwed up previously will generally get corrected.
Based on what this sounds like, there's a small chance this could be a legitimate game bug. If you ever get a screenshot, or a video, or a demo file, post it and we can take a look.
it also resets your scoreboard.
I've figured out which entities are responsible for tracking the stat numbers, so I'm making some progress.
I still get giant normal bots though as well as bots wielding multiple weapons when they're obviously not suppose to. I usually get a frame rate loss when those kick in where the game very briefly seems to get stuck and then unlocks, causing for these weird bugs to kick in. It also can reset stats when it kicks in as well.
The cheat cvar net_fakeloss should probably trigger it pretty often. Maybe I should make a video of that.
Can anyone explain this?
This is admittedly the fix I usually use. Typing is hard.