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  1. 1 minute ago, UleTheVee said:

    SOme programs can bypass this and this is THE reason why people are giving flack to Fallout 76.  It's called "Privacy"

    A pretty bizarre policy if you ask me but Fallout 76 has way more issues than just that. The list is too long to cover in one post lol - it'd need its own forum.

  2. 1 hour ago, UleTheVee said:

    I get it, it's hard to know when someone you're playing and is doing suspiciously well is either hacking or not. However, once you learn how to notice their behaviors, you will know who is actually hitting you in the face and cheating and who is just a really skilled player who doesn't deserve to be called a hacker.

    However, what are the tools that hackers use to get an unfair advantage? The most common types are Soft Aimbots and Aimlocks. However, there are also some game-specific cheats that can be used such as ESP (Extra Sensorial Perception) cheats or Wallhacks.

    A very useful way to determine someone is hacking or not is to always look at the player's actions and wonder whether or not this was a read or prediction. Always ask yourself "If I were a professional player, would I be playing this way?" Sniper players mostly rely on scoping as soon as they see a target. However, they DO NOT scope behind a wall unless they KNOW that there is someone nearby. This suggests that the player has some sort of wallhack on.

    Remember, actions change according to the tools we have available to us. In a shooter game, you don't have immediate access to the enemy team's location. As such, if you see someone who seems to know what's ahead even though it's fairly certain that you are not even near their FOV (Field of Vision). They are most likely hacking.

    Other actions can actually tell you a lot of things. An Aimbot will always target the player that's closest to them. As such, when they are faced with multiple players the crosshair will always snap onto the target in an attempt to track them down. And yes, it looks extremely unnatural from a player perspective too. Always be on the lookout for how the player you suspect of hacking moves IN and OUT of combat. If their movement is smooth before combat but the second they get to attack others they start snapping all over the place, it's obviously a hack.

    I'll briefly touch on ESPs as they only affect games with characters that can turn invisible. ESPs basically allow you to know the locations of, or see every player in the game whether there are walls or terrain in the way or whatever. Considering the fact that this isn't what we can naturally do it's why it's called Extra Sensorial Perception. This sort of cheat can easily be found if you play as that invisible player and bait it out. For example, in TF2, it's quite commmon to play Spy with the stock invis watch and then use it before entering within the range of the hacker. If the hacker shoots you down or tracks you while you're invisible despite giving absolutely no hint you would be there. It's a person using a ESP.

    Now that you've got this out of the way. Let's try going for the practical use. MaxBox made a great video showing off clips of cheaters in Professional TF2 play. Can you determine who is a hacker?

     

    I got most of it right but sometimes it is very subtle unless you really are paying attention. The part I do not get is how come they do not have some kind of aimbot detection system installed in-game because these are some of the more popular hacking tools used especially in FPS titles.

  3. 1 hour ago, mont86 said:

    Exercise at home or a gym ?

    Exercise at home because I really don't have time to be visiting a gym so I bought myself a couple of dumbells and resistance bands. I use these and do bodyweight exercises to keep in shape and I also do some jogging twice a week.

  4. 1 hour ago, mont86 said:

    I agree, years ago in bigger cities, stores wouldn't take checks so more people carried cash , making it unsafe for people .

    The thing with cheques is you don't necessarily have a way to ascertain if the cheque was fraudulent or genuine unless they made some calls to the issuing bank which may or may not be open during those said hours, making it a hassle for both consumers or business.

  5. 21 hours ago, mont86 said:

    Lol  I remember those cartoons.. scooby snacks. And yeah that would trigger me to eat when I don't need too..

    Yeah. I used to love those super stacked sandwiches they used to make back in the days. I attempted it once or twice but couldn't even take a whole bit out of any part of the sandwich.

  6. 21 hours ago, mont86 said:

    You pay cash or debit card ? I use Debit a lot

    It depends. If it involves a lot of money I use my debit because I find it unsafe to walk around with a lot of money.

  7. 57 minutes ago, DC said:

    Would you rather own a dragon or be a dragon?

    Owning a dragon for me because being a dragon you will be constantly hunted by humans for weapons and armor to be made out of your remains or to captured and used as a weapon.

  8. 52 minutes ago, DC said:

    I play on Xbox One and Mobile primarily. I play a little PC gaming but don't really have a proper station and set-up to be doing so.

    Well, I do have an Xbox One as well but my cousin mostly plays it except when I want to play Red Dead Redemption and when the PC version comes out, I won't play the Xbox One anymore.

  9. 19 hours ago, mont86 said:

    As far as business , I can see , but I haven't needed that... Like my brother said. There sure are a lot of people watching ..

    Yes, it is one of the best ways to reach out to potential customers online.

  10. 19 hours ago, UleTheVee said:

    I have been accused of using aimbot in plenty of games before. However, I don't find these complaints a lot (mostly because I'm an FGCer, not a Shooter). But it still is annoying when you get flack for being genuinely talented at a game.

    I agree - especially when you spend tons of hours honing your skills the honest way and to be called a cheater is an outrage.

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