Re: Is it considered cheating to create an autoexec cfg file(s) for supergliding?

But its not cheating tho the config is to make supergliding easier and everyone can superglide so you saying it makes people move faster is wrong because everyone can supergldie this is just a way to make it easier.

@HaruMitzukiIt's an exploit. Not cheating. Can you do it every time without the config? No?

It's not an intended thing programmed into the game. The more people play a game, the more bugs, exploits get exposed. Like how tap strafing gets discovered even though it wasn't intentionally put into the game. Which the Devs have made clear they would prefer to remove it from the game. Sometimes in games like Rocket League it makes sense because it's not really breaking the game. Not that Superglide is either.

You also have to understand that being an online game that adds even more variables. Ever notice how hard it is to get bullets to register on a Path swing around in the air? It's hard to hit him, but even if you're dead on it's hard to find his hit boxes. Same thing happens when someone all of a sudden moves faster than what is typically normal. It messes with the netcode and hit registration.

Games that are live service are never ending in development.

This doesn't make any sense what im saying is supergliding is available for everyone and sure using the cfg files could be considered exploiting but using aimbot is just a different story literally nobody can aim as well as a person using aimbot nobody can hit all 10 headshots on a guy moving around, it doesn't make aim easier it aims for you.

@HaruMitzuki  The problem is that autoexec files are essentially a lesser form of macro in a sense which is what moves them away from being in the gray area, and puts them in the exploit category.

Despite not being full automation they're non reflective of skill, which makes aim assist a much closer comparison than the aimbot comparison offered by cheeseman tbh. The fundamental differences between the two things is;

A) AA is in places to create a more level playing field due to controller constraints. Which isn't what autoexec achieves.

B) Authorisation . With that in mind anybody choosing to use autoexec can't really complain if they get banned.