I have had it. I am tired of calling it out. 6 straight games the same player aim botting in my games. I said something and I was the one flamed while he got exposed. I have had it. I blew a fuse. He started trash talking and I just let him have it. I deal with this same player every night and for 9 seasons he still has not been banned. Now I am fairly sure I am gonna be perma banned for exposing a cheater.
Therefore I am completely done with this game. You are far more likely to get banned for speaking than cheating and I refuse to support this crap anymore. Best of luck to you all still giving this crap your time and energy. I am sick of wasting my time with a game whose devs clearly dont give a crap about the integrity of their game.
We have a top 500/champion leader board flooded with repeat offenders cheating. You really think people cant skirt passed the system when we know the anti-cheat is dogwater. You are delusional
Wouldnât surprise me in the slightest as even EAâs anti cheat has been recently shown to work instantly against even the most sophisticated cheats designed for Call of Duty and Overwatch. Very few cheaters go rage mode so a lot of players assume they are as rare as unicorns when third party anticheat developers have said that on average around one third of players in multiplayer titles are using some form of cheat ranging from simple scripts to expensive DMA cheats.
Anyone who thinks cheaters get immediately cleaned from Overwatch is delusional, the way Activision Blizzard implemented their anticheat solutions across all of their games is based on player perception. That means unless a cheater gets reported by many people across multiple lobbies and usually multiple days in a row, the anticheat will just not kick in. Plus itâs one of the easiest to bypass and usually the cheats are available within hours of a major or minor update to the game.
Donât believe me? Keep an eye on the top 500 leaderboards, they always get smaller over time as pretty much every season there are at least a few dozen cheaters in there. Worst Iâve seen was a drop from 500 players to a little over 300 some seasons ago. Yeah, cheaters are definitely not a problem, how dare we ask for competitive integrity in a competitive game.
I just got out of a game with a 3 stack of cheaters. Dude legit tried to say he was better then meâŠthen proceeds to track a zenyatta thru a wall. He said he heard the zen footsteps. They dont even try to hide it bc there is no point. Half the playerbase refuses to except this game is flooded with cheaters.
Wrong, and this has been proven so many times i cba to count anymore.
Blizzard do banwaves in all their games, no exception, and they do that towards the end of the year, however most hackers stay undetected.
Yep thatâs usually how it goes.
Not half the player base but a select few who have the awareness of a peanut and the reasoning of a chimp.
A lot of them donât even have the kill cams activated and even if they were to watch a replay, theyâd be unable to spot the obvious tracking from behind walls and the subtle yet also obvious lock-ons.
True.
I mean Youtube is riddled with âOW2 hacks/aimbot/wallhack/ESPâ etc and they get uploaded every single time the game is updated. Thatâs on top of all the forums out there where people post and sell their expensive cheats.
Itâs disgusting, but whatâs more disgusting is the fact that Blizzard doesnât give a damn and rather keep relying on player reportsâŠ
The only time live bans happen is if a high profile streamer gets one in their game and report them and thereâs quite a few Blizz employees who watch their streams, or they use old cheats that have already been detected.
Because âI saw a UFOâ makes you sound crazy and âhereâs a video of this UFOâ allows for discussion on what the literal âunidentified flying objectâ might be.
This is a place for discussion, and it shouldnât take 2 paragraphs and 152 words to do what 6 characters could accomplish better.
no one in reality supports aimbotting atleast with console its starting to come to an end and its probably not long before it starts happening on pc that software and hardware based aimbotting is detected
Unfortunately, cheat developers will always be one step ahead, but the effect cheating have on games can be diminished greatly, if the gameâs developers actually took their time with setting up an actual anti cheat software, which so far has not been the case with Overwatch 2.
Itâs not that people support cheating in general, but they just donât know what to look for.
I have shared countless codes of people cheating. You are just a useless troll who constantly says the same thing as if anything is gonna change. Show me a code, show me a code and it does absolutely nothing. Imagine being this self-righteous.
I certainly donât expect it lol, but it is warranted and is a nice surprise when we actually do get replay codes to analyze.
It shows that you either saw cheating, disproves the cheat, and helps the community better learn to identify the difference between cheats, skill, non-cheats, and other factors that may look like cheating but isnât.
You can either be part of the problem or part of the solution. But if youâre going to complain about it, itâs weird youâd take the former path rather than the latter.
Oh God I hope I never end up on your level my man, Iâd rather not imagine it if thatâs ok with you?
Tbh he will never give you a single replay, like the others, you ask gently a code, with the guy he suspects of cheating (and a timestamp eventually) but sadly they donât have it anymore and they say âyouâre a trollâ, they donât want to think, they just want to rage against something/someoneâŠ
Only 1 guy did it, he was wrong about the guys cheating but at least he shared the replays. ^^
