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[Cannibal Cat]

okay, at 500m+, a single head-shot is a lucky shot.
Two head-shots, one after the other, is a coincidence.
Three head-shots back to back at a moving and twisting target, without hitting any other location, is an aim-bot.

I can't speak for others, but I seem to be getting head-shot (even in my ECM mechs) a lot more than I used to be and from far greater distances.

This exploit is a serious flaw in the code and needs to be addressed.

[Roland]

Cannibal Cat, on 03 March 2013 - 09:05 AM, said:

okay, at 500m+, a single head-shot is a lucky shot.
Two head-shots, one after the other, is a coincidence.
Three head-shots back to back at a moving and twisting target, without hitting any other location, is an aim-bot.

This doesn't make a lot of sense.

If someone was running an aimbot, and able to shoot your head at will, why would they not be running a configuration which would just kill you with a single shot through your cockpit?

i.e., if they were running an aimbot, you wouldn't have had the chance to get hit 3 times in the head. You would have died after the first shot.

The reality is, for good pilots, hitting the head of certain mech chassis really isn't that hard a shot to make.

[Smelly finger]

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They exist but does pgi even have the resources to stop it?

Edited by Viterbi, 03 March 2013 - 08:40 PM.
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[Alex Warden]

Smelly finger, on 03 March 2013 - 12:16 PM, said:

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They exist but does pgi even have the resources to stop it?

did you read the feature list? it´s clearly not (if real at all) a hack for MWO... if anything, it´s for clientside "standard" shooters... but most likely it´s a scam anyway...

nice fake screenshots btw



alone this one... he didn´t even fit in the text properly lol

Edited by Alex Warden, 03 March 2013 - 03:57 PM.