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Maybe he cheated, maybe not, I can t tell you even with this video. I know guys who can aim like crazy but idk that guy and the profile link is broken.
What was his accruacy at the end of the round ?
Need more Videos. Need more proof.
I'm 99% positive all the NS2 cheats floating around have some sort of accuracy limiter. I almost never see marine players shoot above 35% accuracy, even though it's obvious some of them are cheating.
Somehow their aimbots must be configured to miss a percentage of shots if the target is moving fast enough.
Why the hack creators bother to put in an accuracy limiter is strange to me, but I suppose even they realize the game would die completely if people were shooting with 100% accuracy, and a completely dead game = no sales for them.
Ahh what? this game has a spread for the weapons (Expect the Pistol) so it "can" be done, you can get past 35% i have seen marine players going past that, but take into account, shooting gorges will increase your Acc alot as they are alot bigger than skulks so more bullets will land.
So again, bullet spread, when shooting skulks, great players can get 25-30% easy, add in killing gorges and that will only go up, fighting lerks can go down slightly and fades also,
Onos well, it has a different ACC for fighting onos.
Keep in mind that some players will say "nah the game is like that" because they use WH or aimbot themselve. In the comp scene it took 1 year to ban an aimboter, and they banned him for 6 months. The suspicion around some players is so strong that everyone thinks they use wallhack or aimbot@30% but no one say anything in public, cause you can't prove it.
If you want an answer/solution it will come from the server owners.
Yes they can configure it. In september 2014 one newish comptetitive player had constant 45% in 4 or 5 PCW. Admins started to spec him in PCW and said "it's weird, very weird, but no proof, can't do anything". Now he's still playing but with a constant 30%. So yeah, constant high accuracy wathever the server, the team, the round lenght is something fishy and sadly one of the only way to speculate an aimbot. Too many false positive. Wallhack are easier to spot but that only means you won't trap his lifeforms/marine, if he sucks it won't be as harmfull as an aimbot.
Again still need more videos to watch, but it is very suspect....
This to me sounds like an excuse a hacker would use.
I mean yeah you can hear aliens before you see them, and you can even be pretty damn close to being on target with where they are when you round the corner... but if they're on the other side of a wall/obstacle you can't pinpoint their EXACT position to aim DIRECTLY at the CENTER of their body just on sound alone... and a lot of these suspicious "god-like" players do exactly that.
It reminds me of back when I played CoD... Would run around with the Ghost/Cold Blooded/etc perk (that keeps you hidden from UAV) with a silencer... Call out a hacker and the most common response was "I saw you on UAV" when you know for 100% fact that you don't EVER show on UAV.
All that being said. I used to play HL2 with some ridiculously good competitive players who could dominate everyone and end games with like 150 kills and 3 deaths, yet never once did I ever suspect them of cheating, because it didn't look suspicous. Stuff like you see in that video looks extremely extremely suspicious. Especially the locking DEAD on target before seeing them.. Not just aiming in their direction, but being DEAD ON... yeah right.
But in this game sound makes up for at least 60% of what you need to learn, Your right, it wont pinpoint EXACTLY where that alien is, but i bet you can pretty much guess with experience where he is / going to be. Also if you have 7.1 surround sound, it makes listening / pinpointing based on sound where they will be.
But like i said from watching this video and how he plays, he just dont seem as if he would be at that kind off level by making those rookie mistakes.
still would like to see another Video....