@IrishGoodbyeYo@HopnDude That’s a nonsense argument. Does an engineer have to be able to drive a race car at professional level to understand how it works? Analysing gameplay and detecting unnatural/mechanical movements has absolutely nothing to do with your skill level in the game
@timbly24 @RoninV_Musc @BadBoyBeaman The difference is Z’s crosshair is locked to the lagging player, it moves backwards with the player on the exact frames that he lags, not a human adjustment
@AThankless@BadBoyBeaman It’s not, if you look at the first 2 frames as doc comes out from behind the wall you can see the reticle moves to stay with his shoulder and it locked, pixel accurate to that spot up until he ADS’s
@ZLanerOFFICIAL Can you comment of the clear aimbot use by @KKryptix, frame by frame you can clearly see his reticle locked to docs shoulder https://t.co/dBeWvJyzXz
@HopnDude@drdisrespect What do you make of this? I slowed Kryptix stream down so you can see it frame by frame. Hard locked to docs shoulder as he tracks sideways https://t.co/dBeWvJyzXz
@lukemclaughlin_@Not1234W @EBKburner @KKryptix@drdisrespect @ZLanerOFFICIAL @timthetatman Nah you can turn aimbot on and off. He probably turned it on as he entered the building. Also I don’t think there’s anything to suggest silent aim. The only thing that’s proven in the frame by frame video is aimbot lock on
@lukemclaughlin_@Not1234W @EBKburner @KKryptix@drdisrespect @ZLanerOFFICIAL @timthetatman Because it happened about 2 hours ago and people haven’t slowed it down to watch it frame by frame yet. Initially people thought it was a kill cam issue (which it was) but after actually analysing the raw gameplay it’s clear he is hacking