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I lift the mouse constantly. My pad would be the most expensive version.
You didnt watch it.
Not by looking few seconds of what looks like cheating and then cut that out as proof.
No you're the troll mate. You can't explain it anymore than Summit1g could - and his a better player than both of us.
Why not ask the NAVI player who was calling his plays ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ and talking about the fake flicks to do the same?
You should understand something, these players earn alot of money and calling them cheaters is defamation of character if it is incorrect... so why doesn't stewie sue the navi player? or flusha sue several others? HA, they dont, they because they know they are cheating... and instead others just cheat to try counter them on Lan...
Sorry for giving a ♥♥♥♥ and trying to highlight a problem that you would rather be ignorant of.
and no i couldnt make a vid like that with my demo's because i dont randomly flick to walls with heads behind them... and my crosshair doesnt yo-yo or zig-zag due to aimbot or recoil adjustments and dampening. It is very easy to tell the difference between legit players and cheaters when you know what you are looking for.
Im serious about DanM, he is a troll. He baits people, he doesnt believe the things he says himself. He is pretty much on the same level like flat earthers.
Not just looking for things that could be cheating.
If you had have a camera above the players jhands to film theyre mousemovement - with which you would go compare it to? High-End players and high-end-cheaters have the same movement, the differnece is the pro maybe end up a bit to far left while the cheater may be accurate 100%, the mouse-movement were literally the same. Youd be able to detect spinbots, AA/Legit-AA and blatant aimlocks with that kind, but you cant differentiate in high precision areas where to decide if its human or computer-skill.
Also from where to get the Data? VACNet is obviously just grown up so far that it detects permanently spinning people. And behind VACNet is a million-dollar PC and 200 developers which permanently collects data from official servers. And still theres not enough data to automatically detect a normal looking aimlock (i dont mean a very suspicious af one) precisely. How would you then go to detect millimeter-adjustments done by computers to help out pros?
And if u go further, you wouldnt even need a camera. You literally have the input-data on your computer and theres for sure a easier way to detect strange movement of the mouse than with a camera above players hands. Image-Recognition isnt that precise aswell and would juste implement another source of failure. You can, and there im 100% certain about, detect the difference between a file-generated mouse-movement or a hardware-generated. But then you cant be sure if the thing u recognized as file-generated is maybe mouse-acceleration etc. because the adjustment were so smooth and small.
But in the end, nothing is reliable that much to be able to proof & execute accusations in the pro-scene. The better u get, the less adjusments need to be done if you use cheats. The less adjustments, the less the chance u get detected. No reliable data-source to build on except VACNet and those data isnt precise enough to even balance out through the game..
If it were that "easy" as u described it would been already done. The more useful thing would be in the administrators of events.
If the admins would ask competing people over theyre mouse and keyboard preference and maybe even buy those pieces specialzed per player, or just say heres Mouse1/2/3/4/5 pick one out would clear out accusations in mind like "they use cheat-mouse". No allowance of own mouses and keyboards. Then, each player has to submit the cfg folder he wants to use which will be looked through (doesnt take much time each) and then is safed in the individual account-id folder under userdata and shared to each computer. So pros dont need to configure theyre game beforehand for 5-10minutes. Then, place a referee, or atleast 2 for downtimes beside the players, not 1 referee for 5.
So it'll be like:
Pro Player(E-Mail to admin): Yea i use G502 Logitech Spectrum whatever ♥♥♥♥ of mouse and heres my cfg file for the ID xxxxxx.
Pro player arrives, full configured CSGO ready with his beloved mouse and keyboard, totally safely stored away from the ability to manipulate. Then he sits down, 2 referees or more around him and if he would even just tab out now its suspicious af. No need to do that then, he should better being at warmup, everything is configured. Lets have a deeper look into him while my other referee can watch the rest, not that he just bait me out.