Gamers that got caught cheating
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
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It's really surprising that pat has never cheated, even with all the stress he's never even used a revive at the end of a nuzlocke!
nope never not even one time
That is a very sus reply patterrz...
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Fun fact: I have a 50-60% headshot rate in CSGO because I rarely ever get to see my opponent for long enough to shoot them without dying and my aim isn't bad, everything else about my gameplay is
The epitome of ‘glass cannon’
So you're so good to be left alive
Thats kinda laughable and amazing at the same time wtf congrats no intended snark or sarcasm btw.
@@romantheblack-cat Thanks! Every time I play with my friends I have the highest headshot ratio. Now it would just be great if my kill count weren't in the single digits 😅
@@dogos287 The mods or whoever checks for cheaters must have field days with things like that.
"Dude, this guy is getting a lot of headshots, think it might be an aimbot?"
"Nah man, he's getting the hits but not the kills to be hacking. Leave him."
I remember Timmy. He asked Riot permission to do a marathon beforehand and they said it was okay. I think they also said he’d get banned after the marathon but he got banned before one of the matches was even over.
The ban most likely would be from stream sniper reporting him and Riot going with it.
The art of making streamers show their cheats is funny
For the last one, I think he's JUST in the clear.
Mostly because, other's actually wouldn't be able to make that claim. A lot of Smurfers like getting to crush newbies, but also tend to try and do just better than average to cut down on having to keep making new accounts.
If they want to claim "But I'm just doing a marathon." Cool, then let's rewatch the stream.
If it's a marathon, then it'll start with them having ABSOLUTELY nothing. And then plays through to the end until they finish, or fail.
But almost all wouldn't have that proof. The streams would start with them midrank, proving it's not a marathon. As long as they can show that their Main Account is in the Top Rank, AND that the stream IS a marathon (as described above) then it should be okayed.
Past that, ban.
(Edit) Of anything, at least message the team first, explain what you're ABOUT to do and WHY, and make sure they're ok with it.
I know Valorant is popular, but doing something that's normally seen as bad (even if you're not doing it that way/for that reason,) then at least TRY to see if the different reason is ok.
The thing is that Timmy had asked special permission from Riot Games to run his marathon on an alt account. They gave him the thumbs up to continue. So the ban most likely came from stream snipers reporting him for smurfing and they just followed through with the ban as they would do for a normal case. That is also why they unbanned him an hour later.
Smurfing is a grey area in regards to cheating. If you are constantly remaking new accounts just to play newbies yes. That is absolutely toxic and pathetic. However getting permission to do a speedrun through ranks *from the developers* is different. Considering how well he plays it is likely he was getting to the higher ranks quickly therefore not being in the low ranks for long at all. Still seemed like cheating in a way but it is not like he was constantly making new accounts.
5:29 this happened to a Rainbow 6 player. They suspected a script since he pressed a button to fast, not only him but several other players came out and showed you can easily spam the button enough. He was still banned and went pro in another game from what I remember m
He went back to R6 and is still playing. I forget his name as I don't watch R6. Beulo or something like that. Starts with a B, I'm pretty sure on that.
@@Zoroarrkk oh he went back? I haven't heard about it since I played R6 so
Beaulo was NOT convicted of any cheating, only was suspected due to his pub-star status, before proceeding to becoming a pro, staying clean the whole way.
Shaiiko was the guy you’re thinking of, a MOSS anticheat admin banned him under the guise that his inputs were too precise under specific conditions (iirc, exactly 200ms gap between spamming the same input), but that turned out to be the fault of the anticheat logging inputs.
In the end, Shaiiko was “suddenly unbanned” without any prior notice and when he returned to being a pro in R6S, completely dominated his first tournament back.
Overwatch 2 has an interesting system dealing with smurfs. Let's say a diamond player is sick of losing and makes a smurf account to start winning against bronzes. The game uses an AI to observe the players skill and puts them into games they think the player should be in. So that bronze or silver level smurf account is being put up in diamond rank games because the game itself believes that you're too good to be a low level
Imagine being the teammate of someone who cheat and loses a tournament or being expelled due to him
3:18 basically how they ban someone on krunker and you do like 2 damage and all you hear is fart noises
What they could do for smurf accounts is if your going for a run like that you have to stream it to not get band and have it in your title and the account be banned after each stream or 24 hours if they keep doing then idk
Putting Cheaters into a lobby full of other Cheaters.
End Game but better.
Well shouldnt be too suprised, have seen plenty in the pokemon community and they just get away with it. Like Kurt (the guy who made PKHex) exposing 90% of VGC are breaking the rules, and Wolfie was the focus of the posts and nothing happened
If you are talking about genning pokemon, i dont see whats wrong with it. The stats, abilities and moveset are all legal. It is a huge time waste having to breed, grind and teach each mon everything. At the end of the day, the mons battling are not illegal so thats why no one cares
What if Patterz cheated in his Hardcore Renegade Platinum Nuzlocke that he won first try
I wonder what happens if they reveal the hack menu, buuuuuut it's all turned off.
i was hoping dream was gonna be on here lol
IMO the smurfing one is okay in the context of marathoning cause it’s more of a speedrun challenge than doing it for an ego boost, but idk there’d probably need to be rules/regulations to separate actual smurfers from people doing challenges like these. Like contacting the higher ups beforehand and letting them know in advance what you’re about to do, recording/streaming the entire thing so you have video evidence that it’s actually a speedrun marathon and other things like that
i feel like smurfs and cheaters should be punished equally. people are using cheats because they suck, and they want to feel like they are good, while ruining other's experiences. meanwhile pro players know their skills, they know they are some kind of god in the game and still ruining the experience for others who are trying to get better but they cant, because of others smurfing. both cheaters and smurf players are ruining the experience of those players who are actually trying to get better at the game
You asked why its the high level players who cheat most, I remember Fireb0rn explain it as it being a sense of entitlement when talking about SmowCottonLeaf in their video about cotton cheating in his videos, specifically the P5 hitless rin
This. They know they’re good and will cheat for wins if they’re not doing as well as they think they should be..some also do it due to outside pressure (the pressure of being on top and expected to hold that same win ratio or get better, it can cause people to cheat when they fear they’re not doing well enough)
Patterz!!!! I have the hardest challenge for you: play cuphead without raging!!!!
It isn't so surprising that pro streamers get into the habit of using cheats. When you're pro and/or have a big following there's so much more pressure/expectation to be consistently good, which is hard-work and can be very mentally draining EVEN when you ARE actually pro and capable of doing the same thing without the cheat. They'll start legit, but then get tempted to use cheats now and then to keep up the pace... NOT SAYING IT'S OKAY, esp in not competitive settings like leagues or speedruns; but I understand the temptation to "ease your workload" when the expectation is massive.
Performance Enhancers might seem unacceptable to you when you're just qualifying, doing it for fun; but when you get to the Olympics and the whole world is watching you and you can't have a single bad day or you'll let everyone down... I imagine some players crack under that pressure, sadly.
This. Plus only pros get away with cheating! Anyone else doesn’t know the game well and thus slips up making impossible gameplays, pros know what is suspicious and what is possible so they can cheat much sneakier; the cheaters that get caught non-instantly are actually good enough at the game to fake it..the logic cheating=bad at the game is actually utterly wrong 😅 (some cheat when bad, but they get banned for it)
rip those bozos
None of these people where cheating Clara just went on all there computers and downloaded hacks
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What revive?! 🤨
Didn't Dream cheat 🤡
Yes why
He used a set seed
@@RecklessOtter It wasn't a set seed, he had a mod he uses for his manhunts that increased the drop rate that he uses in those videos that increased the chance of him getting blaze rods from blazes and the chance of getting ender pearls from Piglin trades.
Ironically he didn't get a WR when cheating.
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I wanna know why you watched part 4 instead of part 1 i dont wanna be mean to you but you also did something that made me annoyed its the video react to dumb ways people died the thumbnail shows the most recent video made by beamazed but in the video your watching the part 1 like really bro im very sorry that i said that its that i feel theres something strange you did
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Smurfing is like Cristiano Ronaldo vs high schoolers? Remember that time Dallas' female soccer team lost to a bunch of 15 year olds?
I do not condone smurfing, just wanted to bring that up.
Yeah smurfs aren't that bad. Its not really cheating but you are ruining the experience. As someone who was forced to be a Smurf (i lost my street fighter account and I had to start all over at the bottom rank) it is mean and not fun destroying low rank players
If a high level player wants to play with their lower leveled friends, go play unranked. Go mess around in normals
Honestly the Smurfing thing is kinda weird imo, I understand that you could ruin the experience of lower ranked players, but it’s a challenge to work your way up the ranks and it’s a very common challenge that pros in many games undertake, yeah people who consistently do it prolly should be banned and I understand having the umbrella rule to not have it be abused, but there are plenty of other competitive games that doing it is accepted in, smash bros and Pokémon as examples, which very well could not be comparable as they are very different kinds of games, but still food for thought.
Honestly you always start out at the lowest point in the ladder, if you haven't played for a while or you just wait a bit when a new season starts: you're pretty low in the latter. So what? You still have to grind your way up, I don't get how Smurf accounts could be banable. Annoying, yes, but banable? Hell nah.
@@alinac5512 Thing is that not everybody wants to play against the top players when they are just starting to understand the game. Okay, yeah, it is fair if the veteran coaches the new players through the match, because then said players go away with something earned: Knowledge. But that is not what most people acussed of Smurfing do, instead they act like their rivals, literal new players, are the worst for playing against him and make fun of this fact often.
@@alinac5512 I could get if it's on a single account and those cases, but making a brand new account is pretty meh, but making multiple new accounts at that point I'm leaning towards the ban.
They aren't just grinding up, they're deliberately throwing games to stay at their low pevel then turning around and dunking on poor noobs who jist wanted to play the game
Laws/rules have a tendency to get updated when loopholes allow people to get away with things. For Timmy, they probably will just change the games terms of service to say that marathoning the game on a smurf is still smurfing. It's all technicalities and wording matters.
you watched 40% of the video and uploaded it as a reaction video... seriously? my god...
I got caught cheating now I’m getting banned.
Honestly, if I'd be that "famous" and would get caught cheating, I'd just apologize and promise that I won't cheat anymore and hope that my followers/subscribers are accepting that. Seems like the most genuine thing to do afterwards, instead of just trying to make up excuses.
i didnt cheat, it was my uncle, neighbour's, friends brother pet dogs owner.
Wolfey should be banned for smurfing whenever he is doing a road to master ball
if you wanna play with friends, go do casuals, dont go into competitive and stomp on a bunch of people because of a random bs reason. go casuals for playing with friends and stop the stupid smurfing
agree that the timmy guy or whatever his name is shouldnt be worth a ban. that said, smurfing is absolutely disgusting behavior. perhaps, on his main account if it can be traced, there should be something on his profile to show that he obviously enjoy smurfing, ruining the experiences of new players. so even though he has his "skills", he is a player that gives nothing but negative experiences to the community.
8:10 It's never nice to hear your mother tongue in this context...
as far as i remember timmy asked permission to do so before he even started and got the clear
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streamers in Brawlhalla do the whole "unranked to diamond" thing all the time for video content so I don't think it's that bad if bad at all.
But that's 1vs1 and the ranked is more lenient, Valorant is a team game and it's way harder to grind ranked. Also Valorant is a highly competitive game, while Brawlhalla is pretty casual with allowing bombs and spike balls.
If you fought with one person, it's just a argument, but if you brought their friends or just random strangers into the fight, while being the buffest person in the world with a sword, then yeah it's pretty bad.
I don’t think smurfing should be bannable. I think depending on *why* someone does it it varies between fine and kind of bad. But at the end of the day, people with skill exist at every rank and the good ones will climb quickly.
I don't think the last one was that bad.
It wasn't for a Tournament or anything
aimbots are ok instead of other unfair hacks
"When you go somewhere you use their PCs and do t have the time to install hacks"
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