Duck aimbot
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Duck aimbot
Player Duck with very clear aimbot right now at servers. Not sure if actual Duck or someone using his name. Ping c 80.
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Semisek48
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Re: Duck aimbot
I doubt it is real Ducky, but yeah, now is this guy using aibot for sure.
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.WTF!P0rsche?!
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Re: Duck aimbot
Most likely, this isn’t a real player named Duck. (either the nickname matched, or someone decided to tarnish his reputation)(I’d like to note that the real player Duck falls under my mild suspicion, much like I’ve always suspected the player “me” of engaging in sneaky, unfair play.). The player uses cheats publicly in his demos; he didn’t even intend to hide it.
But there’s another type of cheater: those who try to conceal, to the greatest or partial extent, the fact that they’re using cheats. One official example of this is the player “me”. He played for years, and he used the auto‑fire cheat (and possibly the wallhack) in a smart and stealthy way.
It’s quite difficult to officially identify and document such a skilled level of using a cheat, and a simple demo won’t cut it here.
That’s why this player with the nickname “ME” played for years without being noticed. Only I and Berkut suspected that he wasn’t clean. Based on this suspicion, we initially had conflicts with him.
I would just like to remind you that there is a serious esports player named Generail (Runtheon) with a high reputation who is a member of the fpsclassico Unfreeze community. He is very experienced at identifying cheaters at various levels. To do this, he creates video reviews with detailed analysis of demos and statistics. Only he was able to suspect and record, using a demo, a moment where it is clearly visible that the player “me” is using auto‑fire.
I believe that Generail (Runtheon) deserves due trust and respect. He can detect sophisticated cheaters.
For example, recently, community players have begun to suspect that the “ninja” player sometimes uses cheats, such as auto‑fire and wallhack. As soon as people started talking about it, this player drastically reduced their activity.
The thing is that when players of this type realize they can go unnoticed, it encourages some of them to cross that moral line.
The thing is that the auto‑shot usually happens almost instantly as soon as the sight touches the hitbox, meaning the read’s reaction time for the auto‑shot is close to zero, whereas the average human reaction time is known. But to carry out such an analysis, you need experience and a passion for it.The thing is, conducting in-depth analyses of game demos requires downloading specific software, possessing the intelligence to discern actual facts and realities, documenting and proving these findings, and then converting everything into a video format to be uploaded to YouTube. Who is capable of doing all this? For now, only one person: His Excellency, Generail (Runtheon). Yet, instead of bestowing upon him a golden laurel wreath and the glory he deserves, people either remain silent or—worse—act otherwise. Give him the glory, along with a golden crown of authority and respect; in my view, he has truly earned it.
But there’s another type of cheater: those who try to conceal, to the greatest or partial extent, the fact that they’re using cheats. One official example of this is the player “me”. He played for years, and he used the auto‑fire cheat (and possibly the wallhack) in a smart and stealthy way.
It’s quite difficult to officially identify and document such a skilled level of using a cheat, and a simple demo won’t cut it here.
That’s why this player with the nickname “ME” played for years without being noticed. Only I and Berkut suspected that he wasn’t clean. Based on this suspicion, we initially had conflicts with him.
I would just like to remind you that there is a serious esports player named Generail (Runtheon) with a high reputation who is a member of the fpsclassico Unfreeze community. He is very experienced at identifying cheaters at various levels. To do this, he creates video reviews with detailed analysis of demos and statistics. Only he was able to suspect and record, using a demo, a moment where it is clearly visible that the player “me” is using auto‑fire.
I believe that Generail (Runtheon) deserves due trust and respect. He can detect sophisticated cheaters.
For example, recently, community players have begun to suspect that the “ninja” player sometimes uses cheats, such as auto‑fire and wallhack. As soon as people started talking about it, this player drastically reduced their activity.
The thing is that when players of this type realize they can go unnoticed, it encourages some of them to cross that moral line.
The thing is that the auto‑shot usually happens almost instantly as soon as the sight touches the hitbox, meaning the read’s reaction time for the auto‑shot is close to zero, whereas the average human reaction time is known. But to carry out such an analysis, you need experience and a passion for it.The thing is, conducting in-depth analyses of game demos requires downloading specific software, possessing the intelligence to discern actual facts and realities, documenting and proving these findings, and then converting everything into a video format to be uploaded to YouTube. Who is capable of doing all this? For now, only one person: His Excellency, Generail (Runtheon). Yet, instead of bestowing upon him a golden laurel wreath and the glory he deserves, people either remain silent or—worse—act otherwise. Give him the glory, along with a golden crown of authority and respect; in my view, he has truly earned it.