| ▲ | dxuh 5 hours ago | |
Counter-Strike has been doing this for years. It's called "Overwatch" (even before Blizzards Overwatch came out). And believe it or not it failed to reliably catch actual cheaters AND got non-cheaters in trouble (both repeatedly). A very good player is indistinguishable from a cheater with a good cheat. Sometimes people just get super lucky for a few rounds and you might get judged based on that. | ||
| ▲ | shaokind an hour ago | parent | next [-] | |
Overwatch is now non-public - when CS2 replaced CS:GO, it wasn't available, and when it was reintroduced, it was only for "trusted partners" [0]. | ||
| ▲ | magicalhippo 4 hours ago | parent | prev [-] | |
> A very good player is indistinguishable from a cheater with a good cheat. I played COD4 a lot, though not competitively. I used to say that I had a bad day if I didn't get called a cheater once. I didn't cheat, never have, but some people are just not aware of where the ceiling is. The cheaters that annoyed us back then were laughably obvious. They'd just hold the button with a machine gun and get headshots after headshots, or something blatant like that. | ||