Silent-Aim And No-Spread Hacks Patched In Last Update?

[Thug LIfe Crossbow Medic]

Mr.paladin complained about the hacking going on in tf2 and I completely understand him, rumor has it that nospread "Which allowed For aimbot heavy to perfectly hit every shot across map amongst other things" and silent aim "which allows for more secretive hackers to be harder to tell they're actually hacking" was patched in the last update.

A lot of hackers in the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ forums are going rampant with anger, saying they're going to quit the game, and are giving up on hacking which is probably the most happy sight i've seen in a while.

Hopefully there is more anti-hacker updates to come in the future before competitive hits.

Its not listed in the update notes I believe, but here's a bit of source:

https://www.reddit.com/r/tf2/comments/3effpb/nospread_and_psilent_silent_aim_have_been_patched/

[DREIKH SAUDI PRINCE]

thx for the info :DD

[Master Baiter]

Good to hear. Couple nights back I was in a game with upwards of 6 Heavies total, of which roughly 4 had good miniguns in their loadouts. Bare in mind, by "good", I mean botkiller. People were complaining the heavies were aimbotting, but if they had been they would've been spinning around like tops, slide glitching along with glitching in general, and wasting ammo, similar to this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=brseK4YyTlw

So, I made it a point to stick close to one of the suspected botters and carefully watch what they did, saw no evidence of hacking from them, yet the other team just wouldn't let it go. To hear it was patched in Gun Mettle only validates what I saw from the heavy I was watching.

[ur a Num-num]

Yes! This should help me to stop randomly blaming ppl for hacking :D