kick aimbooters
when ea games is going to penalize players who use cheats like aimbot... all the servers are always full and complaints are useless... these situations deteriorate the game and it becomes disgusting
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@toniwarz
Apart from quick snap to target and extreme pre aim, it looks like completely normal gameplay from YT, such as the complete lack of surprising moments and the full knowledge that there is no one else in the room apart from the ones they just shot.
Apart from quick snap to target and extreme pre aim, it looks like completely normal gameplay from YT, such as the complete lack of surprising moments and the full knowledge that there is no one else in the room apart from the ones they just shot.
Exactly. The cheats clean the stream and remove the overlay. All one has to do is play carefully, not track through walls, ocassionaly screw up to create plausible deniability and shout "look at my flick" and few question it. The performance of many streamers today blows away pro's from 20 years ago. We just keep pushing the bar higher and higher on what is acceptable. Infantry going 100:7 today is just a good player. 20 years ago people were suspect at less than half that k/d. Activision's lawsuit against EO even states they know high-profile streamers have used their cheats. Gaming has a growing, real problem and cheating is now baked into the culture so much it will take someone on the inside (pro streamer) to come clean and expose it before it can even begin to get better.
- @DigitalHype Going 100:7 is possible if you are getting revived as your deaths don't count if you are downed but revived. One of my regular squadmates is a damn good player (generally in the top 5 in kills per round) but his ratio is through the charts when we work as a squad and revive each other.
I'm not sure about how its resolved, i.e. a pro streamer come cleans, but you are right that cheating is baked into the culture. And, I guess even if wild, it is reality which is sad. As long as people will tolerate it, cheating will go on.
At least the COD community has people trying to do something about it. There is someone who calls himself BadBoyBeaman on YT who just has the specialty of exposing streamers, a lot to learn for those who want and those who believe in every streamer on YT.
Until there is a real consequence to using them then nothing will change.
