I stop posting because I find your tedious posts about how there are no cheaters pointless, since there is ample evidence of it.
Sincerely hope you get paid for this nonsense.
You make an excellent point, they can only hope to manage it, to some extent. A company like Microsoft could I think come up with quite an effective solution for their platform, and include this in it. It would be an amazing coup for them. They have some patents about various things in the field that are promising from around 2018. Now they are positioned excellently for AI and the cloud. Tackling this challenge would be a huge trophy. I have my fingers crossed. Also every major title would look to partner with MS for that.
heck there’s… flats, keph, literally every streamer or influencer is talking about how bad it is right now and how you will run into them in nearly every game you are in especially in GM and later, but you know let the random sir Fraud speak on the matter. The human machine that knows all about detecting and noticing hacks better than all.
He really is. Probably young too. Developing egos and what not. Out of his depth but he still trying real hard. In the end blind fortitude such as this never ends well.
I don’t need to provide you anything, you don’t work for blizzard, you don’t or “more than likely” have never held a job in any industry that involves dealing with them or even producing hacks on top of that what credentials do you of all people have to verify a code? what experience do you have? what job do you have “or” that you have had experience in the department? at least I have experience in coding and knowledge of how “previous hacks” worked.
I might not be the most up to date on them but I can 100% tell you when I see someone who knows more than they should in a game and don’t spew me the oh you didn’t hear audio que BS because I was listening as well and didn’t even have music on but y’know use any excuse you can to discredit people when it’s a known issue.
Why don’t you stop trying to demand codes from people and just back off because all I see is you spam people’s posts demanding codes trying to say there’s never any hackers when there’s loads of them now, to the point even streamers and influencers acknowledge how bad it is. But you, you of all people know better.
Noone is going to waste their time with you especially when that’s all you try and do is post on anyone and everyone’s posts demanding a code not to mention again who the Heck are you? to verify anyone’s codes you literally more than likely have zero experience in how hacks work or if someone is hacking. So why should someone even take the time to give you a code you give no extra value to it other than a random opinion “at best” which is what your view is an “opinion” it has zero merit. Let blizzard do their own work, not some random person on the forums who thinks they know better.
i always have a hard time picking out a hacker or analyzing one. i usually am only good if its like real blatant lol
i mean good hacks would miss sometimes right? still i dont see the point in hacking if its meant to miss quite a few times. if hacks wouldnt you want a blantant one
i have been accused of hacks like once in a great while, maybe like 3 times in my 8 years playing but it was just luck.
especially with widow but with widow its kind of hard to tell i would think. my style with widow is kind of weird or not efficient… i tend to flick shot more than place my crosshair in one position. i rather flick the shot lol, weird as that may seem but sometimes i use to get real good at it
This is why I am dubious on the “hacker in every game” claim and ask people to look at games and SHOW me where the hacking is being proven.
I know hacking happens, I know it’s a problem for every single multiplayer game out there. I don’t understand why when I challenge the idea that everyone ELSE is hacking that people misconstrue that as “nobody is cheating”.
What I need is someone to point out how THEY know that someone in every game is cheating, because my experience in real life, 10 times out of 10, has been that people who accuse everyone of cheating just don’t know what people are capable of. My younger self included.
If you cannot point out the flags then all you’re doing is going on “feelings” and those are horrendous evidence against someone especially if you’re going to get them banned from the game.
And this is the argument for skepticism. I’ve been accused of cheating regularly in my earlier days of FPS multiplayer and have been accused a few times in OW. I know I don’t cheat definitively. So this only adds fuel to the “people accuse people legitimately doing well of cheating” fire.
Want to know how you can see what hacking is. download some of your past replays in this game as a movie file. Save them
The thing you can do to see this, is apply a “grid” of your choosing, to overlay the replay of a person and their gameplay and begin mapping that behavior.
If you have the slightest notion that someone is over-performing or somehow seams “sus”.
just watch the grid and their aim pattern mouse movements. Some of the newer cheats will be this way, where they randomly pick spots. but also don’t. its programmed in such a way that it may fluctuate, as to avoid someone’s notice of the replay. But it can be easily seen when the patterns begin to look the same.
It’s honestly really hard for me to take seriously any hackusation without seeing the gameplay myself. Rage hacking is often very quickly banned as players will stack reports… This leaves mostly accusations of “soft hacks”.
The amount of times I’ve had a metal rank player send me a code and they’ve said “x player is cheating” and been wrong is ridiculous. Most of them can’t tell the difference between a cheater or a smurf. They will look for things that look suspicious to them in the replay system (that isn’t even accurate) and see even one or two good shots as proof of a hacker. This is called a “confirmation bias”.
Am I saying there are no cheaters? Absolutely not. I’ll just say that when an inexperienced gamer says someone is using soft cheats, 90% of the time they’re wrong, in my experience.
