Woa man you got thick glasses!

Also, having a "nametag" hack (I'd call it wallz but wuteva) requires MUCH less skill. In a good ol' match of CS 1.6 or even Cod_ you'll see how killing the enemy is a little more important, if not as important as detecting them.

Scenario 1 (h4x): You're the last CT left vs. 4 T's in CS. You got yer wall hax, and your campin T spawn on DD2. First CT comes out of the double double doors, but you have an advantage. While he may not know you are at t spawn, you know that he is behind the door. So you go ahead and preaim, and pop him just as he exposes himself (or you can wallbang him). Then you get kicked just because you're... well...
Scenario 2 (skiilZ): Youre the last ct left vs. 4 T's. Same situation, youre at T spawn. As you are walking into the tunnels you HEAR a kid. coming up the stairs. You whip out your degal, wait for him then pop a cap in his head. Then you get kicked because I dont feel like explaning the rest.

And if there IS a nospread hack for whatever game you used to play, chances are that there was *somewhat* significant recoil. This is the difference between a pro having to control thier spray, while a haxor can just point and shoot.

See the difference is things like a noob hacker will look for nametags with thier hax, while a skilled player will listen for footsteps.

And this applys to all quality games, some more than others.
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Also I'm glad to hear that someone is working on an anti-bot app, supa.
Edited by __napalm__ on Apr 21, 2009 at 07:14 PM

so next time you post a story like that, try and use terms that we understand. you lost me as soon as you started talking about counter strike

Same, noone plays Counter Strike anymore, Had no clue wtf he said.

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Once I got bored so I downloaded an aimbot and created an alt-profile called LULZ. Then I joined a crappy game and tried botting. The problem was that I did so bad with the bot I just gave up using it and started playing (more like hog-noobing) normally. I haven't used a bot since.
Oh, and valor-guy, your anti-bot program is like a pay-to-use program (since it says it's $5 a month), and it seems like it actually requires you to put the program on the botter's computer for it to function. If you could send a program to the botters computer, I could think up a better program to send them. Like something more lulz-filled.
Edited by gruntfromhalo on May 26, 2009 at 11:09 PM

Fork-bomb combined with a lulzy-yet-Recycle-Bin-related pop-up?