Expunge wrote:sorry, i don't see his helmet above the railing until after he is dead
it looks like your friend cheated in this particular scrim
I think you are right that the head pops up after the shot, yet I don't see the head below the railing either. Additionally, The crosshairs are well below the railing and they never stop moving.
Approach this with an open mind. Let the evidence lead you.
Guy at 1:25 is in an obvious place. The first place I would look if I were an ally in apts. You can hear them coming. I would look there first too. Crosshair never stops moving, and I don't see it near the head. I think you are right that the head pops up after, but the fact is the crosshair is well below. And then he misses the second guy behind the wall, in the tougher spot. The crosshair NEVER touches the head of the second guy. NEVER.
Guy at 2:19 moves into the open. In a gun battle with another guy. Kodiac shoots him in the foot first. The foot (not quite the head there). HLTV doesn't show crosshairs at that point, but the BAR is clearly moving up as he shoots.
Guy at 2:31. Running in the wide open, not shooting to defend himself. Listen. You can hear the door open before he jumps to the window. So it makes sense that he looks there quickly.
Guy at 2:42. Comes through a door again. You can hear the guy coming. You hear the door open. He is really close. Point blank range.
Guy at 3:02. Amazing shot. But you can hear people to the left before Kodiac goes through the door. First place I would look is spawn ramp if I were looking left.
I've never used hacks, so I don't know exactly how an aimbot works, but I can tell you this. Machines operate on the principle of repetition. If he is using an aimbot why is it so inconsistent? How is Kodiac's play different than a man using a KAR, who must aim as best he can to get hits and sometimes he misses (or hits a foot)?
I think there is room for doubt. This is an HLTV demo. The server the scrim was on is in Atlanta, the HLTV in LA. The update rate of the HLTV was at 20, which is probably why the demo is a bit choppy at points. You have to count the pc of the person taking the demo as well.
And on top of that there are inconsistencies. He misses at 1:26. If aimbot is suppose to put crosshairs on the head it should do that. They never touch the guy at 1:26.
I don't understand how you can be so sure. If aimbot is that inconsistent a player with good aim should only play in a server without HLTV for their own safety...
[quote="Expunge"]sorry, i don't see his helmet above the railing until after he is dead
it looks like your friend cheated in this particular scrim[/quote]
I think you are right that the head pops up after the shot, yet I don't see the head below the railing either. Additionally, The crosshairs are well below the railing and they never stop moving.
Approach this with an open mind. Let the evidence lead you.
Guy at 1:25 is in an obvious place. The first place I would look if I were an ally in apts. You can hear them coming. I would look there first too. Crosshair never stops moving, and I don't see it near the head. I think you are right that the head pops up after, but the fact is the crosshair is well below. And then he misses the second guy behind the wall, in the tougher spot. The crosshair NEVER touches the head of the second guy. NEVER.
Guy at 2:19 moves into the open. In a gun battle with another guy. Kodiac shoots him in the foot first. The foot (not quite the head there). HLTV doesn't show crosshairs at that point, but the BAR is clearly moving up as he shoots.
Guy at 2:31. Running in the wide open, not shooting to defend himself. Listen. You can hear the door open before he jumps to the window. So it makes sense that he looks there quickly.
Guy at 2:42. Comes through a door again. You can hear the guy coming. You hear the door open. He is really close. Point blank range.
Guy at 3:02. Amazing shot. But you can hear people to the left before Kodiac goes through the door. First place I would look is spawn ramp if I were looking left.
I've never used hacks, so I don't know exactly how an aimbot works, but I can tell you this. Machines operate on the principle of repetition. If he is using an aimbot why is it so inconsistent? How is Kodiac's play different than a man using a KAR, who must aim as best he can to get hits and sometimes he misses (or hits a foot)?
I think there is room for doubt. This is an HLTV demo. The server the scrim was on is in Atlanta, the HLTV in LA. The update rate of the HLTV was at 20, which is probably why the demo is a bit choppy at points. You have to count the pc of the person taking the demo as well.
And on top of that there are inconsistencies. He misses at 1:26. If aimbot is suppose to put crosshairs on the head it should do that. They never touch the guy at 1:26.
I don't understand how you can be so sure. If aimbot is that inconsistent a player with good aim should only play in a server without HLTV for their own safety...