Why is anti cheat not picking up such blatant cheats
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never understood why he gives hackers such attention. you could say to make Blizz aware of them.
i guess
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Eh. Stopped watching Jay ages ago. Not an entertaining streamer at all imo. Maybe thats changed.
Judging by OP’s topic, maybe not though 
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That is the most disgusting hack I’ve ever seen. 
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imagine the rage when this guy gets banned and loses all the money he spent.
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Nah, it’s just a new sens bro
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really bad hack too lol, so blatant, also id be reporting every person on that team for enabling this kiddie hacker.
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nothing surprises me anymore liek the dev team and whoever is in charge of the broken defense matrix continues to make me derpessed…
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I think he’s kinda entertaining but his high pitched voice is too much for me. I just can’t stand it.
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No way, there’s no cheats in Overwatch. The anticheat catches them all. This is made up. Just good game sense.
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one of the funniest and coolest games i ever had with a cheater was on PUBG (battle royale game). was a duo (twos) game and with a russian guy who spoke broken english. kept telling me “its ok… im good!” sure enough the kill feed was just the dude and im like dam dude has 20 kills. i kept on trying to give him scopes i found 2x and 4x but he was like “no i dont need it”
of course when i watched the replay he had an assault rifle with no scope and was beaming people 100s of yards away. i dont remember much but i remember him saying a lot of funny stuff in broken english and telling me how proud he was to get me a win at the end. game was like 8 years go but i still remember it a bit
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Cheaters get caught by using known cheats that match something Blizzard can recognize. If you commission your own hacking software that is one of a kind and make sure Blizzard never gets their hands on it then they won’t recognize it. This is what the pros and big streamers do. They make a ton of money from cheating so it is worth the money as there are no legal repercussions for it. If there is money to be made people will do it.
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YouTube algorithm…
Negatively titled and themed videos have a far better click through rate than positive.
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There has been reports of people paying as high as 20,000 for cheats that are not detectable at all.
Everything I know about working on computer systems, whats the point in cheating? Its automating gameplay for a person. Talk about boring and dumb. I’d rather play the game myself vs some AI or piece of equipment, tyvm.
Its no better than if I sat here watching a professional overwatch player, while holding my mouse and keyboard going “pew pew pew pew” . its sad and pathetic behavior for people to cheat.
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It’s ridiculous for anyone to believe that cheaters actually pay more than $30 / month for an aimbot in Overwatch.
Tournament cheats for LAN environments are that expensive but that’s a whole different thing.
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Cheat devs are constantly finding ways to circumvent anticheat programs.
Once the developers find an exploit, they let cheaters use it as much as possible, flagging their accounts. After a few weeks, those accounts are permanently banned. Then new exploits are found, and the cycle continues.
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The amount of cheating going on, I suspect it’s not that easy anymore. The game being F2P is absolutely a part of the problem.
Tbh, I haven’t come across someone I suspected of cheating in a bit surprisingly, but today I started playing with a friend and 2 games in a row we went against the same trio, a tank, support, DPS, the support being the pocket mercy for the dps aimbotting on soldier. It’s crazy that it wasn’t picked up on in the first game tbh.
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*Unless it’s Mr. Beast.
Right. So you would report people for Blizzard pairing them with a hacker. What’s wrong with you?