How does aimlock work?

[Nikola Kovač]

This may sound ridiculous and suspicious but dont worry. Ive been watching professional counter strike since 2012 and have been wondering how pro players that say use hacks (Flusha, Xantares, and others) people tend to say they have this eye tracking software when playing LAN. Now ik this may just be some wild guess but if u look closely at some of their clips u may see their redical aim lock on some guys. How do they do this? Sometimes their aim may transfer from one guy to a completely different one.

[Flo-9]

Git gud and stop accusing others of cheating.

[Cpt.P1mp]

ussually it works by running a program

[lilhomoz]

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

[Jonny*Combat]

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

58.6% of all statistics are made up on the fly.

[뒤 헌트 man]

And not even 13.37% of those are proven.

[Adm]

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

HAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA

[jonathan testicle]

Originally posted by Jonny*Combat:

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

58.6% of all statistics are made up on the fly.

But I heard from a guy named saofan492 that 42.8% of all people who say that are gay, so it must be true.

[Zierv0]

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

"pro cheater",it make me laught.

[jonathan testicle]

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

Have a source for that? No? Didn't think so.

[ExvsioN]

Originally posted by Flo-9:

Git gud and stop accusing others of cheating.

another ♥♥♥♥ face.

[Vault Hunter 101]

They train 8hours per day everyday for thousands of hours, the 30sec video won't disprove their career because their crosshair moved right where enemy was moving, it happens sometimes to everyone, you look through smoke checking if enemy will pop out of it but it turns out you aim 100% at the enemy's head

[Drip-Michel Régimbal]

i know some kind of hack is that a bot will add you and watch the game in stream. And while you watch a stream you can see other players. This is how wallhacks work. Aimlock is probably the same thing but it locks on a player by seeing them trought walls. And when it sees someone directly, it will calculate a specific distance and make the mouse move.

Im not a cheating software professional. THIS IS ONLY A THEORY dont ban me

[TehSpoopyKitteh]

Originally posted by Jonny*Combat:

Originally posted by Nerds:

Paid cheats are everywhere, 90% of pros are using cheats. They have many ways of doing it using software. They pay upwards of $10,000. According to disgruntled pro cheaters

58.6% of all statistics are made up on the fly.

Am I the only one finding these replies hilariously recursive?

[Upgrayedd]

*reticle*

[Vault Hunter 101]

Originally posted by Canada151:

i know some kind of hack is that a bot will add you and watch the game in stream. And while you watch a stream you can see other players.

If you mean watching Steam broadcast stream > Bot would only spectate you and wouldn't know where enemies are

If you mean joining as spectator > Bot would be always at least 2 rounds behind the action so he wouldn't help you in any way