(24 Jul 16, 12:53PM)BaDMonkey Wrote: I only had time to watch the first demo, and with that and the previous one, I literally see nothing suspicious, most of his kills are pretty normal actually, the areas where he pre-fires are usual places, and he is clearly using his minimap because he knows when to check his back when a teammate has been killed near him. In fact he gets caught off guard a bunch of times stupidly, something that with wallhack just wouldn't of happened.
I also don't have time, but though I lost it watching many times several demos with LeaN and post here results of investigation. There were very few moments, where Lean was off guard, it's obvious and natural, that it can happen. But it's clear, that generally he knows, where is enemy behind wall, where and when enemy will appear; precisely directs crosshair to enemy, when walks out from behind wall; sometimes shoots to enemy, which will be visible in a moment.
Quote:I am assuming that you are using the actionfps client to see through walls? Its usually misleading as when someone pre-aims and has the proper cross-hair placement it looks as they are wh, heck I could probably watch my own demos on that thing and I would think I'm wall-hacking. If you aren't using the actionfps client then I have no idea how you think those kills are suspicious.
I don't use actionfps client (barely since about 1 month I have 64-bit Linux, 32-bit binaries aren't available). During watching demo I remove walls in edit mode, watch situation from enemy perspective/third person point of view.
Kills aren't suspicious, only knowledge, where is enemy, which isn't visible.
Quote:My other point is that with his pretty good aim, if lean had wall-hacks he would be one of the best players in the game which, no offence to lean, he is not. Having wallhacks is a serious advantage, you wouldn't just see a few weird kills, you would see him countering 90% of his enemies moves.
It looks, that good "mouse/kb/headphones" aren't enough, to make you very good player. ;)
PS. http://aura.woop.ac/demos/1999/20160713_...in_CTF.dmo - 13:48, 13:27, 12:38, 11:31, 9:48, 8:10, 7:53, 4:55-48, 4:05 (some cases are maybe not obvious, I'm a little tired). Btw 11:04 - wtf with this suicide?