Wonderful team player, puts in 110% effort, fastest player I've seen improve in ages. I loved playing with you paddle. I wish you the best, you deserve it man.
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SteamID64 | 76561198015070196 |
SteamID3 | [U:1:54804468] |
SteamID32 | STEAM_0:0:27402234 |
Country | United States |
Signed Up | July 7, 2012 |
Last Posted | July 28, 2023 at 9:42 PM |
Posts | 806 (0.2 per day) |
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In-game Sensitivity | 2.6 |
Windows Sensitivity | 6 |
Raw Input | 1 |
DPI |
1000 |
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1920x1080 |
Refresh Rate |
144 |
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Mouse | Zowie AM / Razer Naga (LE) |
Keyboard | Razer Ornata |
Mousepad | Razer Goliathus XL |
Headphones | Sennheiser HD280 Pro |
Monitor | ASUS 144hz 1ms |
why aren't you asking your beta testers these questions
Chess with a playable bot.
do it well enough and you'll get a damn good internship
I'll help beta test if you want
#21
It's merely just applying experience with cheats and visual and spatial recognition of realistic motor movements players commonly produce with a mouse. The consistent high damage shots with the only aiming pattern of avoiding aiming at targets at a long distance is usually a dead giveaway for a triggerbot, as well as the inhuman reflexes of shooting when the first pixel of a player touches his crosshair. The consistency of his shots is something you'd see from the most experienced veterans. Even then, the players you can watch to see it firsthand are playing against people who know how to dodge properly, making this extremely difficult to keep up in a normal setting.
Using some information from his profile, he has about 120 hours on TF2 ever and he's making clockwork look weak. Either an alt, a curious CPMA/Quake pro, or a cheater. The only time you can give the player benefit of the doubt when under suspicion of cheating is when he/she has tenure in the community. Otherwise, the math doesn't add up and the information doesn't support the hypothesis that the suspect is just a new breed of super-sayian player. To get a better idea of how to identify a cheat (and if you're feeling dirty) I recommend making an alt account, creating a private server and record a demo of yourself experimenting with the hack to see what it looks like from a first person perspective, and how it differs from manual control versus artificial control. There's quite a few subtle, unexplainable differences, but those apply really only to outdated, rubbish pieces of software. The better ones have become more life-like, but either way, above all, you can't fake a real pattern authentically for long time without being both a good player, and a dirty cheating assbutt. But you can see why it's illogical and a rare occurrence for somebody to keep up the act for longer than a year in a moderate sized community.
Everything from 10:56 - 11:15 in VOD1 is all you need to see to verify cheating. Not that we didnt know already, but clear proof is as early as that.
can we get a collection of people who don't use alts? it'll be short, but i'll start
me
heh
I'm gonna talk shit to him even when he gets his account back lol
sry about ur account leaky
a good scout needs a good home, amirite?
oh man prepare for the biggest let down of your lives
I own one
Go outside, get beaten down a bit by somebody bigger; grow stronger because of it. Repeat. Some other tips, find some new music and eat more vegetables.
Sam's a chill dude, doesn't rage and consistently plays well in whatever game he wants to play. IM teams should definitely divert their attention to this guy for next season. He's a playmaker and can practically do it on command. President Obama would approve.
literally worse than hitler, i wanted to sit through 4 hours of you stuffing your face with gummy bears
Awesome news, cool opportunity you had. Also, I predict you'll be back in May.