24:50 was agent never found cheating before he left? Or did no one check back then? Some of the railguns are really good, but if you look some of these shots look like the trigger or aim hack, double rail and not aiming, not that he didn't know the game and was not already good, but he could have been cheating too with selective aimbot. No sound emitted and also some rail shots have oddities, like he does not move mouse at all (as if he knows they will not move) and then hits 2 shots rapidly someitmes. Otherwise why doesn't he play top players in like Quake Champions and other LAN he could start competing at if he is good at it? Free $ if he wins. Cheat only at smaller lan? lol What happens with this player? Only small lan events in only Russia? Seems fishy to me, finding this player, he is skilled, but if uses cheats, it ensures why not ever going against pros at bigger events
@@nelsonforman5323 I will take your word for it; I wrote a better question about this before: why do these mostly rus players who sometimes played back then still play but don't play games like QC to make money if they are good? I think the answer is obvious.. it's not just being impolite, they are dirty and likely use or used cheats, so they can't feasibly compete much anymore. It would create problems because they could just be cheating on some small rus lans and so a legit pro would possibly go there, have troubles winning, and the cheater can just pretend like he is some hermit who doesn't want to play or is 'too impolite' as you say, then suddenly the 'spotlight' would be on them and they would pretend they beat everyone but just don't even want to play on real lans; it would be problematic, so he won't want to play in the official lan or match, and the legit pros (even if they struggle and actually win) could only gain little and otherwise lose reputation to go play in their smaller less regulated ones. If he is that skilled and still around playing plenty of other games too, I see no reason why he wouldn't just be like 'hey free money if I'm really that good' and he would clearly be like a known player 'even if' he did not win anything, unless he is dirty, has something to hide. Even if I can admit, being a top player at a game, you might not even want to compete or take part in marketing, or esports, because it is annoying for some people, but in this case I think there's truly another reason for it. If they do compete, sure, but they will do it on the regulated lans or just join that competition, not the small ones they make over in some basement.
@@BlackOps78321 People over the hill play because it makes them feel young. It's a kind of athleticism that has a long life. Pro gamers don't quit because they're outclassed usually, it's because of life stuff.
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24:50 was agent never found cheating before he left? Or did no one check back then? Some of the railguns are really good, but if you look some of these shots look like the trigger or aim hack, double rail and not aiming, not that he didn't know the game and was not already good, but he could have been cheating too with selective aimbot. No sound emitted and also some rail shots have oddities, like he does not move mouse at all (as if he knows they will not move) and then hits 2 shots rapidly someitmes.
Otherwise why doesn't he play top players in like Quake Champions and other LAN he could start competing at if he is good at it? Free $ if he wins. Cheat only at smaller lan? lol What happens with this player? Only small lan events in only Russia? Seems fishy to me, finding this player, he is skilled, but if uses cheats, it ensures why not ever going against pros at bigger events
He has played a lot of LAN games . He is banned in QC for being impolite with SyncError and Zero4. Definitely he's not a top aimer.
@@nelsonforman5323 I will take your word for it; I wrote a better question about this before: why do these mostly rus players who sometimes played back then still play but don't play games like QC to make money if they are good? I think the answer is obvious.. it's not just being impolite, they are dirty and likely use or used cheats, so they can't feasibly compete much anymore. It would create problems because they could just be cheating on some small rus lans and so a legit pro would possibly go there, have troubles winning, and the cheater can just pretend like he is some hermit who doesn't want to play or is 'too impolite' as you say, then suddenly the 'spotlight' would be on them and they would pretend they beat everyone but just don't even want to play on real lans; it would be problematic, so he won't want to play in the official lan or match, and the legit pros (even if they struggle and actually win) could only gain little and otherwise lose reputation to go play in their smaller less regulated ones. If he is that skilled and still around playing plenty of other games too, I see no reason why he wouldn't just be like 'hey free money if I'm really that good' and he would clearly be like a known player 'even if' he did not win anything, unless he is dirty, has something to hide. Even if I can admit, being a top player at a game, you might not even want to compete or take part in marketing, or esports, because it is annoying for some people, but in this case I think there's truly another reason for it. If they do compete, sure, but they will do it on the regulated lans or just join that competition, not the small ones they make over in some basement.
@@BlackOps78321 People over the hill play because it makes them feel young. It's a kind of athleticism that has a long life. Pro gamers don't quit because they're outclassed usually, it's because of life stuff.
@@BlackOps78321 QC money ? what are you talking about, you are delusional bro
he isn't cheating, the game at this level is just that difficult, you have to hit rails like that