Alright, I get it, a sniper calling another sniper a hacker. However, I've actually compiled frame time of reactions, and additional inhuman info. I fight against people from NwA and AA, damn well know what a real sniper looks like.
First of all, required information.
Steam Profile: https://steamcommunity.com/id/grossdoc
Name: Grossdoc (Go figure)
Date: 2020/07/01
ServerIP: 45.147.5.101:27015
Evidence:
I. Steam profile
A. Vac ban / Game ban on record in past 2 months. Vac was from cs:go bhop scripting, and game ban (Rust) was apparently for no reason.
B. Most things valuable in their inventory seems to have been recently bought from the SCM, and they have a farmed rifle (Presumingly, to seem legit)
C. They have 550ish hours in TF2, and 208 ingame, with only 55 on sniper, and 33 as scout
II. Clips
A. (From my PoV, showing inhuman reaction time.)
B. (From W's PoV, clearly showing him calling out his movement despite him being cloaked, with cloak left, and not bumping anybody.)
II2. Notes on clips
A. 60 milisecond reaction time is past record, and while it could be prefiring, he was looking dead on at me, and the shot only did 6 damage. He should have waited to take that, both due to human limit, and damage output, but his triggerbot didn't. Additionally, the 200ms delay between scoping and headshotting is oddly shown when he shoots only 270 miliseconds after fully scoped, like a triggerbot waiting for headshot. The 70 MS equates to 4 ticks, which can easily be explained by his constant complaining about lag, although i don't have a clip of that
B. In no way was W in sight of the alleged hacker, his cloak meter had bars remaining, he was not moving at a speed where footsteps could be audibly indicative of it being him, plus, the hacker claimed he could "see" him, not hear him. He had not bumped a wall, a player, or taken damage.
III. Conclusion
While the first clip can be explained by sheer luck and extremely lucky preaiming, the latter easily gives away walls. I was, attempting to bait him into calling me a hacker by using a fake spinbot (yawspeed 10k +right) bind around a corner, but he seemed to not notice it, even though he was clearly watching me with his dot, most likely for fear of being called out.
When i called him out, he immediately started defending saying "oh just another kid calling hacks" and claimed "see that, report me on the forums." So I did, and here we are.
The hours add to the fact that he could not have predicted countless times my movements. He would call "nice shot" when he died whilst walking in straight lines or standing still, as if he assumed he would have shot, thinking that I shot before him. However, when i said "Nah, wasn't really a nice shot lad, ye were walkin' in a straight line", he immediately got defensive about it, instead of taking it as just a humble way of writing off something. This all brings me to the conclusion that he was wallhacking, beyond reasonable doubt, and he was triggerbotting, or was using said wallhacks to seemingly triggerbot, also beyond reasonable doubt.
IV. Additional Notes
If required, I have plenty more unedited, 30 second, 71.4mb clips that I can send alongside these to further prove inhuman reaction time, and prediction of location. I've fought against some of the best snipers in the world, and none of them were able to consistently hit prediction insta-shots like he could. His "flexing" of his 8,000 kills to "prove" he wasn't hacking was also odd, as 8,000 isn't too much, especially when you have 799 as your highest kills in a life, which he said "wasn't strange farming, it was just free kills on a community server," seemingly wanting to disprove the fact he farmed just to seem inconspicuous
Cheers, and never challenge a sniper main that knows what hacks look like,
Asa
First of all, required information.
Steam Profile: https://steamcommunity.com/id/grossdoc
Name: Grossdoc (Go figure)
Date: 2020/07/01
ServerIP: 45.147.5.101:27015
Evidence:
I. Steam profile
A. Vac ban / Game ban on record in past 2 months. Vac was from cs:go bhop scripting, and game ban (Rust) was apparently for no reason.
B. Most things valuable in their inventory seems to have been recently bought from the SCM, and they have a farmed rifle (Presumingly, to seem legit)
C. They have 550ish hours in TF2, and 208 ingame, with only 55 on sniper, and 33 as scout
II. Clips
A.
B.
II2. Notes on clips
A. 60 milisecond reaction time is past record, and while it could be prefiring, he was looking dead on at me, and the shot only did 6 damage. He should have waited to take that, both due to human limit, and damage output, but his triggerbot didn't. Additionally, the 200ms delay between scoping and headshotting is oddly shown when he shoots only 270 miliseconds after fully scoped, like a triggerbot waiting for headshot. The 70 MS equates to 4 ticks, which can easily be explained by his constant complaining about lag, although i don't have a clip of that
B. In no way was W in sight of the alleged hacker, his cloak meter had bars remaining, he was not moving at a speed where footsteps could be audibly indicative of it being him, plus, the hacker claimed he could "see" him, not hear him. He had not bumped a wall, a player, or taken damage.
III. Conclusion
While the first clip can be explained by sheer luck and extremely lucky preaiming, the latter easily gives away walls. I was, attempting to bait him into calling me a hacker by using a fake spinbot (yawspeed 10k +right) bind around a corner, but he seemed to not notice it, even though he was clearly watching me with his dot, most likely for fear of being called out.
When i called him out, he immediately started defending saying "oh just another kid calling hacks" and claimed "see that, report me on the forums." So I did, and here we are.
The hours add to the fact that he could not have predicted countless times my movements. He would call "nice shot" when he died whilst walking in straight lines or standing still, as if he assumed he would have shot, thinking that I shot before him. However, when i said "Nah, wasn't really a nice shot lad, ye were walkin' in a straight line", he immediately got defensive about it, instead of taking it as just a humble way of writing off something. This all brings me to the conclusion that he was wallhacking, beyond reasonable doubt, and he was triggerbotting, or was using said wallhacks to seemingly triggerbot, also beyond reasonable doubt.
IV. Additional Notes
If required, I have plenty more unedited, 30 second, 71.4mb clips that I can send alongside these to further prove inhuman reaction time, and prediction of location. I've fought against some of the best snipers in the world, and none of them were able to consistently hit prediction insta-shots like he could. His "flexing" of his 8,000 kills to "prove" he wasn't hacking was also odd, as 8,000 isn't too much, especially when you have 799 as your highest kills in a life, which he said "wasn't strange farming, it was just free kills on a community server," seemingly wanting to disprove the fact he farmed just to seem inconspicuous
Cheers, and never challenge a sniper main that knows what hacks look like,
Asa