Wintersdark, on 24 April 2014 - 07:09 PM, said:
I'm comfortably around 4000+ drops now, and have never seen anything even suspicious. I've been called a cheater before (multi headshot match back when the Heavy Metal was released, gauss+2erppc, had an absurdly lucky match) but I've never seen anything even close.
I have seen others cry about aimbots... But suspiciously it seems to be people who just got beat and can't understand how some people can actually aim. I've never had trouble squishing those supposed aimbotters.
Edit: Got overzealous with the reply button.
I had only one incident in all my matches where I was highly suspicious someone had an aim bot on their game. I was in a Cicada, my brother a Raven. Maxed out speed for each mech (150KPH I believe). Somehow, we came across a mech who could keep a full beam duration of a LL (several actually) on our CT mo matter how we dodged or moved. The one mech killed each of us and only caused damage to our CT by himself. No splash damage to any other component. I can understand luck (like with your head shot match, it happens) but this really had me concerned as it just didn't seem right... If it smells fishy... (This was also back before I knew how to contact support.)
So, it is possible, but I find it rare. (I also saw a youtube video with a wall hack being used in a live game, and think I might have seen that happen in a couple of matches I was in, but it's so rare... and so hard to prove as well. So, I did not report it as I could prove it. It just seemed... odd in those few matches. Took it as a fluke and moved on.)
Kali Rinpoche, on 24 April 2014 - 07:34 PM, said:
I have just had the same thing happen as the OP in matches tonight. No one had LoS on me and I'm positive of that. I was being shot through the hills in Alpine. I wasn't using Shadow Play to record but I am now. It could be the new damage matrix is screwed up, but it was pretty obvious.
Either someone, as stated above, was hiding and shooting and hiding again, you had someone outside your line of sight, or HSR something or other. However, try to repeat the incident if you can. Go to the same spot while recording, and if you can get it to repeat, send the video into support. I doubt that it's happened as you think, but there is the possibility that something could be set up incorrectly in that area. (I've found a spot or two here or there that I could not shoot what I was seeing, but I could get shot back. Highly annoying. I just moved to another piece of cover after that... AKA: Invisible terrain blocked my shots, but enough of my mech was over or through the terrain for others to shoot me back.)
Edited by Tesunie, 25 April 2014 - 07:48 AM.