Tremulous Forum

General => General Discussion => Topic started by: localhost on June 27, 2012, 05:51:36 pm

Title: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: localhost on June 27, 2012, 05:51:36 pm
I think there are a lot of hacks in this game and that is why it is dying.  There is this hack called funlily which is easy to set up and it allows an alien to kill at a much larger radius.  Also the intricate pounce feature of the goons are much better with its bind where all you have to do is press one button and yo automatically pounce.  All you have to do is aim and press and you pounce.  

The Aimbot and wall hack feature are pretty good except many players already have these so you are essentially left out if you dont use it.  Except when new players come in they have no clue.  with this hack you can shoot a dretch behind you.  Of if there is an alien behind a wall you can just shoot and the alien will take hits.  Also if you  are an alien you wont need to get as close to the human to kill him. I use to play without hacks but after trying them out i am addicted.  it helps when you are on the AA server.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Asvarox on June 27, 2012, 05:56:11 pm
Last time I played AA, it had aliens melee attacks ranges fucked up.
Quote
All you have to do is aim and press and you pounce.  
Isn't it same as without an aimbot?

No aimbot will let you magically shoot things behind walls. That's what unlagged does :)
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: CPT. CAMPBELLS on June 27, 2012, 05:59:10 pm
I think its legitly cool.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Nux on June 27, 2012, 11:38:02 pm
I use to play without hacks but after trying them out i am addicted.  it helps when you are on the AA server.

How exactly is using an aimbot addictive? Sounds extremely boring to me.

The Aimbot and wall hack feature are pretty good except many players already have these so you are essentially left out if you dont use it.

How did you come to the conclusion that many players are using cheats? I'm going to guess it involves you losing.

I think there are a lot of hacks in this game and that is why it is dying.

Cheats have been around for ages. Admins have dealt with them for ages. If they didn't kill tremulous in their height I doubt they're any major reason for it's downfall. Besides, even if they were; what's your point? That you're part of the problem?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on June 28, 2012, 02:53:53 am
what's your point? That you're part of the problem?

i think what he is saying is that aimbots and wallhacks should be built into trem by default, and that by doing so, the game will magically revive.

i bet the guy aliased here so that no one from aa will rat him out to the server admins....  if they even care.

but i have a related request.

i want someone to make a "game" that just shows demo-style footage of perfect bots fighting each other.  each key is bound to the same function that increments some number by your name.

then, give that to this guy.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 28, 2012, 03:08:11 am
How exactly is using an aimbot addictive? Sounds extremely boring to me.
a PROPER(TM) person feels the excitement in accomplishing things, pwning others, and showing off. this explains hacking (breaking into computer systems), as well as aimbotting, flooding, etc..
How did you come to the conclusion that many players are using cheats?
irrelevant; the statement is true with an applicable definition of many (and WRONG with some other).
i think what he is saying is that aimbots and wallhacks should be built into trem by default, and that by doing so, the game will magically revive.
that would shift the required skills to something different, creating a DIFFERENT(TM) game. what's required is proper balance (currently, aimbots pwn the shit out of aliens). this sounds interesting.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: localretard on June 28, 2012, 04:37:06 am
I think there are a lot of hacks in this game and that is why it is dying.  There is this hack called funlily which is easy to set up and it allows an alien to kill at a much larger radius.  Also the intricate pounce feature of the goons are much better with its bind where all you have to do is press one button and yo automatically pounce.  All you have to do is aim and press and you pounce.  

The Aimbot and wall hack feature are pretty good except many players already have these so you are essentially left out if you dont use it.  Except when new players come in they have no clue.  with this hack you can shoot a dretch behind you.  Of if there is an alien behind a wall you can just shoot and the alien will take hits.  Also if you  are an alien you wont need to get as close to the human to kill him. I use to play without hacks but after trying them out i am addicted.  it helps when you are on the AA server.
Translation: I suck at Tremulous and get killed way too often. It must be because other people use aimbots and other cheats, not my own ineptitude! Therefore, I'm going to install an aimbot too. But wait, I was banned from the AA server. Looks like I'll go post tremulous.net :(  See also: Dunning-Kruger effect (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect)

How exactly is using an aimbot addictive? Sounds extremely boring to me.
a PROPER(TM) person feels the excitement in accomplishing things, pwning others, and showing off. this explains hacking (breaking into computer systems), as well as aimbotting, flooding, etc..
If by PROPER(TM) you mean lacking excitement(TM) in real life, you've hit the mark.  :police:
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on June 28, 2012, 06:56:27 am
that would shift the required skills to something different, creating a DIFFERENT(TM) game. what's required is proper balance (currently, aimbots pwn the shit out of aliens). this sounds interesting.
it isnt.  many "modern" popular FPSs have built in "aim correction".  i guess to cater to those idiots who play the tripe on consoles and do not realize that playing a FPS with an analog stick is fucking retarded.

unless you were just talking about a rebalance of alien attacks.  specifically, how pixel perfect you must be in relation to the crosshairs.  that could be interesting.

then again, having some sort of first person, onscreen representation of just where your attacks are going would be almost as good.

also, the word you want is "cracking".  dont perpetuate the misconception and misuse of these words, please.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 28, 2012, 12:36:07 pm
this sounds interesting.
it isnt.
WRONG.
also, the word you want is "cracking".
WRONG.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Nux on June 28, 2012, 02:13:01 pm
a PROPER(TM) person feels the excitement in accomplishing things, pwning others, and showing off. this explains hacking (breaking into computer systems), as well as aimbotting, flooding, etc..

I put it to you that winning a game using cheats is ridiculously easy to accomplish; that cheating against cheats is like rolling dice and that to consider it 'pwning others' is self-delusion. I put it to you that someone who can continue to find excitement in that is very easily pleased. I would also suggest that any sense of accomplishment that such people feel is everything to do with provoking people and causing a nuisance. I can only conclude that a person who enjoys this would equally enjoy a fist to the face.

Note that this has nothing to do with the people who make aimbots. I can completely understand how fun that would be (particularly the more interesting problem of making it hard to detect).


irrelevant; the statement is true with an applicable definition of many (and WRONG with some other).

You will come across the occasional aimbotter but to suggest that they are 'many' is a serious misstatement, if he did intend such a soft usage of the word. I haven't come across a definite case of aimbotting on AA for quite some time. I say 'definite' because any sufficiently advanced use of aimbotting would be indistinguishable from skill. I can only imagine that since localhost has had no firsthand experience of skill, he's less willing to believe that people can play that well without bot assistance.


that would shift the required skills to something different, creating a DIFFERENT(TM) game. what's required is proper balance (currently, aimbots pwn the shit out of aliens). this sounds interesting.

Making it would. Playing it wouldn't. The point was simply that localhost already seems quite happy to watch a game get played for him. He could just as easily do this by watching a recording or staring at a piece of paper that says 'YOU WIN!' on it. In actuality, localhost likes other people to lose and hopefully cry so we would need this game to make him think he's cheating someone other than himself.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 28, 2012, 02:54:05 pm
How exactly is using an aimbot addictive? Sounds extremely boring to me.
a PROPER(TM) person feels the excitement in accomplishing things, pwning others, and showing off. this explains hacking (breaking into computer systems), as well as aimbotting, flooding, etc..
If by PROPER(TM) you mean lacking excitement(TM) in real life, you've hit the mark.  :police:
WRONG.


a PROPER(TM) person feels the excitement in accomplishing things, pwning others, and showing off. this explains hacking (breaking into computer systems), as well as aimbotting, flooding, etc..
cheating against cheats is like rolling dice and that to consider it 'pwning others' is self-delusion.
cheating against cheats is irrelevant. cheating against want-to-play-fair players is generally pwnage, as your statement shows:
any sense of accomplishment that such people feel is everything to do with provoking people and causing a nuisance.
exactly. this is fully consistent with trolling.
Note that this has nothing to do with the people who make aimbots.
yes it does: it's an accomplishment to play in a way that makes it difficult for others to determine that you're aimbotting.
irrelevant; the statement is true with an applicable definition of many (and WRONG with some other).
You will come across the occasional aimbotter but to suggest that they are 'many' is a serious misstatement, if he did intend such a soft usage of the word.
WRONG.
bold, underlined text is FTW. what's next? italics?
that would shift the required skills to something different, creating a DIFFERENT(TM) game. what's required is proper balance (currently, aimbots pwn the shit out of aliens). this sounds interesting.

Making it would. Playing it wouldn't.
there seems to be some communication failure here. making [a game where aiming skills are not much of a requirement] would [be interesting], while playing that wouldn't be? perhaps: making [balance changes for "all-aimbot" games (for the purpose of calibrating a game mode where aiming skills are not much of a requirement)] would [be interesting], while playing [the result] wouldn't be?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Flux on June 28, 2012, 04:35:45 pm
lololol all these plackys in one thread
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Nux on June 28, 2012, 05:56:33 pm
there seems to be some communication failure here. making [a game where aiming skills are not much of a requirement] would [be interesting], while playing that wouldn't be? perhaps: making [balance changes for "all-aimbot" games (for the purpose of calibrating a game mode where aiming skills are not much of a requirement)] would [be interesting], while playing [the result] wouldn't be?

So long as the result still requires some effort by the player, then the result would be interesting. Pretty straight forward really. You might even expect this to be too obvious to have to point out, and yet here we are talking about how using aimbots could be fun.


it's an accomplishment to play in a way that makes it difficult for others to determine that you're aimbotting.

Surely this depends more on whether the people you're playing with are very aware/give you the benefit of the doubt or not, rather than any great skill on your part. It seems to me the only major factor in getting accused is winning and the only safety from this is having a reputation. Outside of the most blatantly obvious botting, it's largely subjective.


cheating against want-to-play-fair players is generally pwnage ... this is fully consistent with trolling.

This is probably where we differ. You seem to have some sort of respect for this practice. Some of what people have called 'trolling' (the term has changed over time) has been genuinely funny to me, but that's never because of the damage it does. If a person simply causes upset, that's not cool, that's just being a dick. If a 'troll' takes advantage of a person who would assume better of them, then the joke really is on the troll.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Ingar on June 28, 2012, 06:40:09 pm
As far as the Official Servers are concerned, it is pretty simple:
Got caught using an aimbot? Receive bans for free!
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on June 28, 2012, 10:02:58 pm
this sounds interesting.
it isnt.
WRONG.
also, the word you want is "cracking".
WRONG.
opinion.  opinion is subjective and cannot be right or wrong.  are we seriously going to go down this path again?

sorry, script-kiddy, the word is "cracking".
 http://www.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/afs-paper/node9.html
 http://catb.org/jargon/html/C/cracker.html
 http://www.eecs.wsu.edu/~holder/courses/cse4317/lectures/Bowyer-Chap04.pdf

how you can know anything about programming yet fail to make this distinction is beyond me.  have you by chance been diagnosed somewhere on the autism scale?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 28, 2012, 10:32:34 pm
opinion is subjective and cannot be right or wrong.  are we seriously going to go down this path again?
in my opinion, if we get an empty bag, then put 1 rock in the bag, and then another one, the bag will contain 3 rocks.
script-kiddy
WRONG.
also, the word you want is "cracking".
WRONG.
the word is "cracking".
that too, but that's irrelevant. the word i want isn't "cracking".
how you can know anything about programming yet fail to make this distinction is beyond me.  have you by chance been diagnosed somewhere on the autism scale?
how you can know anything about writing posts and yet fail to quote others properly is beyond me. have you by chance been diagnosed somewhere on the autism scale?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on June 29, 2012, 07:06:40 am
in my opinion, if we get an empty bag, then put 1 rock in the bag, and then another one, the bag will contain 3 rocks.

WRONG.

that too, but that's irrelevant. the word i want isn't "cracking".

how you can know anything about writing posts and yet fail to quote others properly is beyond me. have you by chance been diagnosed somewhere on the autism scale?
sure.  unfortunately you are comparing a tangerine to a grapefruit.  in your example you have formed an opinion about some quantity of a physical object (or objects) that can be physically measured.  your opinion can be proven against fact and shown to be wrong.  now, if you can show me physical evidence, in this case statistical data may also be be used, that my opinion if WRONG, feel free,  until such a time, it stands as does any other opinion of something that cannot be proven, such as "apples taste better than grapes".

you reinforce the popular media misconception, my barb stands as delivered.

hacking == programming y/n?

ive told you before, i do it to get under your skin.  oh, and i'm lazy and i just dont feel like the intricate copypase procedure that you consider to be "properly quoting".  about equally.  you're smart enough to put two and two together, at least.  not like it's hard understanding my response structure.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Asvarox on June 29, 2012, 09:33:29 am
nvm, cant delete :(
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: janev on June 29, 2012, 11:36:19 am
words
sure.  unfortunately you are comparing a tangerine to a grapefruit.  iwords

I don't know if grapefruit (http://stats.tremulous.net/tremstats/eu1/player_details.php?player_id=15808) would agree with your analogy.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: CreatureofHell on June 29, 2012, 11:51:27 am
intricate copypase procedure

How to copypase  ???
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: ULTRA Random ViruS on June 29, 2012, 12:38:43 pm
Last time I played AA, it had aliens melee attacks ranges fucked up.

No aimbot will let you magically shoot things behind walls. That's what unlagged does :)
I got banned for chomping a guy 'through a wall' in one hit that didn't have a helmet and thinking of my ping on that server, he was probably really far away. The guy who i chomped happened to be the server owner. I reconnected, explained how light armour does not protect the head, i got a mute and spammed 'ta guele' (i think it means 'you cheat', he was speaking half english half french)
_____________

lololol all these plackys in one thread
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 29, 2012, 02:15:14 pm
(quoting the whole out-of-context mess for reference and maximum embarassment.)
in my opinion, if we get an empty bag, then put 1 rock in the bag, and then another one, the bag will contain 3 rocks.

WRONG.

that too, but that's irrelevant. the word i want isn't "cracking".

how you can know anything about writing posts and yet fail to quote others properly is beyond me. have you by chance been diagnosed somewhere on the autism scale?
sure.  unfortunately you are comparing a tangerine to a grapefruit.  in your example you have formed an opinion about some quantity of a physical object (or objects) that can be physically measured.  your opinion can be proven against fact and shown to be wrong.  now, if you can show me physical evidence, in this case statistical data may also be be used, that my opinion if WRONG, feel free,  until such a time, it stands as does any other opinion of something that cannot be proven, such as "apples taste better than grapes".

you reinforce the popular media misconception, my barb stands as delivered.

hacking == programming y/n?

ive told you before, i do it to get under your skin.  oh, and i'm lazy and i just dont feel like the intricate copypase procedure that you consider to be "properly quoting".  about equally.  you're smart enough to put two and two together, at least.  not like it's hard understanding my response structure.



in my opinion, if we get an empty bag, then put 1 rock in the bag, and then another one, the bag will contain 3 rocks.
in your example you have formed an opinion about some quantity of a physical object (or objects) that can be physically measured.  your opinion can be proven against fact and shown to be wrong.  now, if you can show me physical evidence, in this case statistical data may also be be used
statistics (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=25211;sa=showPosts) show, with a very high confidence level, that your opinions are WRONG.
script-kiddy
WRONG.
you reinforce the popular media misconception
WRONG.
the word i want isn't "cracking".
hacking == programming y/n?
no. hacking is, generally, the use of (often scarcely) available tools to form creative, out-of-the-box, and awesome solutions to "problems". this applies to breaking into computer systems (for the purposes of security analysis or destruction).
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on June 29, 2012, 08:36:34 pm
I don't know if grapefruit (http://stats.tremulous.net/tremstats/eu1/player_details.php?player_id=15808) would agree with your analogy.
dont care.
statistics (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=25211;sa=showPosts) show, with a very high confidence level, that your opinions are WRONG.

WRONG.


no. hacking is, generally, the use of (often scarcely) available tools to form creative, out-of-the-box, and awesome solutions to "problems". this applies to breaking into computer systems (for the purposes of security analysis or destruction).

your "out of context mess" does not embarrass me, not everyone shares your level of OCD.

invalid data, unrelated to the subject.  try again.

sorry, you are WRONG, as explained below.

WRONG.  you didnt even look at the jargon file, which i linked.  you persist in mangling the popular (and WRONG) media mis-definition into your own.  in fact, if memory serves, you ripped that definition from wikipedia.  was there anything else, or were you done showing "the world" just how much you dont know what the fuck you're typing about?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Flux on June 29, 2012, 09:17:12 pm
ayyy anger

come bring the popcorn someone!
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: janev on June 29, 2012, 09:49:12 pm
I don't know if grapefruit (http://stats.tremulous.net/tremstats/eu1/player_details.php?player_id=15808) would agree with your analogy.
dont care.
I see, well in that case fuck you in the ass with a wooden spoon until you die.

And as always, have a nice day.  :D
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: CorSair on June 29, 2012, 09:56:25 pm
ayyy anger

come bring the popcorn someone!
How about cheese snacks?


Anyways, that discussion takes forever, when there are different opinions worldwide. Like this one, opinion as an IT security. (http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/security/hacker-vs-cracker/1400)
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: LuckyCharms on June 30, 2012, 05:05:05 am
See also: Dunning-Kruger effect (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect)
Hao to give this man an internet?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on June 30, 2012, 06:56:50 am
(quoting the whole out-of-context mess for reference and maximum embarassment.)
statistics (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=25211;sa=showPosts) show, with a very high confidence level, that your opinions are WRONG.

WRONG.


no. hacking is, generally, the use of (often scarcely) available tools to form creative, out-of-the-box, and awesome solutions to "problems". this applies to breaking into computer systems (for the purposes of security analysis or destruction).

your "out of context mess" does not embarrass me, not everyone shares your level of OCD.

invalid data, unrelated to the subject.  try again.

sorry, you are WRONG, as explained below.

WRONG.  you didnt even look at the jargon file, which i linked.  you persist in mangling the popular (and WRONG) media mis-definition into your own.  in fact, if memory serves, you ripped that definition from wikipedia.  was there anything else, or were you done showing "the world" just how much you dont know what the fuck you're typing about?



(quoting the whole out-of-context mess for reference and maximum embarassment.)
your "out of context mess"
WRONG. (not my mess, yours.)
statistics (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=25211;sa=showPosts) show, with a very high confidence level, that your opinions are WRONG.
invalid data
WRONG.
you are WRONG
WRONG.
hacking is, generally, the use of (often scarcely) available tools to form creative, out-of-the-box, and awesome solutions to "problems". this applies to breaking into computer systems (for the purposes of security analysis or destruction).
you didnt even look at the jargon file, which i linked.
WRONG.
you persist in mangling the popular (and WRONG) media mis-definition into your own.
WRONG. the definition of "hacker" is more general than "cracker". your misinterpretation of the jargon file, that "hacker" is not usable for "people who break into computer systems" is WRONG.
you ripped that definition from wikipedia.
WRONG.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Ingar on June 30, 2012, 08:58:14 am
Your quote-tower trolling reminds me of two dogs fighting over a piece of poo.

In programming, a hack is a quick, ad-hoc solution that doesn't look nice but works.
"I hacked it together" -> "I mashed it together". Equating hacking to programming is rather undignified: coders don't call themselves hackers.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: LuckyCharms on July 01, 2012, 05:33:34 am
IMSD O FUCKINGN UDRNK. I LOVE UI NUX



FCUK CLOWNS
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on July 01, 2012, 07:27:29 am
Anyways, that discussion takes forever, when there are different opinions worldwide. Like this one, opinion as an IT security. (http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/security/hacker-vs-cracker/1400)
a blog does not count as a reference.  this is why i used the jargon file, and not one of the countless blogs on the subject.

Your quote-tower trolling reminds me of two dogs fighting over a piece of poo.

In programming, a hack is a quick, ad-hoc solution that doesn't look nice but works.
"I hacked it together" -> "I mashed it together". Equating hacking to programming is rather undignified: coders don't call themselves hackers.

"hacker" can mean anything from "hobbyist" (any kind of hobby, not just code) to a butcher...  but those are venues not under discussion.  here we are talking about the culture that emerged in programmers from the early days at large universities, which then grew to be a much larger "movement".

this group just happens to maintain a glossary.

http://catb.org/jargon/html/H/hacker.html

as opposed to

http://catb.org/jargon/html/C/cracker.html

breaking security, network intrusion, etc is cracking.  you can use a hack to crack, but that does not necessarily mean that the hack IS a crack.

an analog, i can stab someone with a screwdriver, this does not make the screwdriver a knife.  thus does dev/HC perpetuate the media's misconception of what a "hacker" is.

i just find it amusing that dev/HC is some "SUP3R 1337 Pvv/vZ0R R0%%0R H4%20R", and he cannot wrap his mind around this, which has been a thing longer than he has likely been alive.

Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 01, 2012, 07:23:03 pm
breaking security, network intrusion, etc is cracking.  you can use a hack to crack, but that does not necessarily mean that the hack IS a crack.

an analog, i can stab someone with a screwdriver, this does not make the screwdriver a knife.
performing, with cars, first-to-finish matches, time trials, etc. is racing. you can use an everyday car for a race, but that doesn't mean that the car is a sports/race car. in other words:
Quote from: ~RAKninja-Decepticon
yuo ideot! tahts not a car, thats a sprots/race car!

thus does dev/HC perpetuate the media's misconception of what a "hacker" is.
WRONG.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Scorpius on July 02, 2012, 08:23:01 pm
you are WRONG
WRONG.

WRONGer even

Well, dev/HumanController, what is WRONG is your endless trial of flaming him over and over with such a childish attitude.

Oh yes, you are in the WRONG place for trolling.

Bang this inside yer head. This is the WRONG forum for trolls.

Do you exactly know what reminiscences the word WRONG has?!?

Do you need yet another explanation? Hope  that im WRONG at this point.

And YOU CAN'T DISCATEGORIZE RAKNINJA JUST BECAUSE YOU DONT WANT TO ACCEPT YOU ARE WRONG!
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: CreatureofHell on July 03, 2012, 01:46:08 pm
DISCATEGORIZE

Wrong?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Scorpius on July 03, 2012, 02:43:02 pm
Yeah sorry. english isn't my first language. Yes, I was WRONG! Thank yeah for spotting that silly mistake.

I meant systematically discrediting his opinion, and, what's worse, MANIPULATING THE QUOTE in a noticeably selfish way.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 03, 2012, 06:31:55 pm
you are WRONG
WRONG.
WRONGer even
WRONG. congratulations on joining the fray.
dev/HumanController, what is WRONG is your endless trial of flaming him over and over
WRONG (you forgot (TM)).
you are in the WRONG place for trolling.
WRONG. and you'd be WRONG even if the above statement were true: i (magically) know that you think that i am trolling; that thought is WRONG. (RAK is trolling somewhat, though.)
Do you exactly know what reminiscences the word WRONG has?!?
that depends on the person reading the word, but for example: Lex Luthor SPARTA remix videos.
Do you need yet another explanation?
(for what?) first, state the thing that is to be explained. then, cite the first explanation. and then, yes, provide another explanation.
MANIPULATING THE QUOTE in a noticeably selfish way.
i hope you're talking about RAK's actions. otherwise: what the cockfuck are you talking about?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Scorpius on July 04, 2012, 01:31:51 pm
you are WRONG
WRONG.
WRONGer even
WRONG. congratulations on joining the fray.
This would be an endless "WRONG" chain, resulting from the inability to accept that we may be wrong (especially you, evidence is given, as you discredited rakninja in a rough way only because he *suggested* you that you could be wrong.)

dev/HumanController, what is WRONG is your endless trial of flaming him over and over
WRONG (you forgot (TM)).
I don't care a fuck of trademarked shit.

you are in the WRONG place for trolling.
WRONG. and you'd be WRONG even if the above statement were true: i (magically) know that you think that i am trolling; that thought is WRONG. (RAK is trolling somewhat, though.)
I was clearly saying that, so no hard guess
This IS not wrong. Trolls are not welcome here.

Moreover, I (magically) come to the certainty that you feel like a child when their parents deny him a caprice. I'm not coming more into it. Luck with your flamewars! (and hope you don't neither burn yourself nor get banhammered, both of which are very possible)

And, go flaming Ingar if you are in need. I won't get annoyed easily.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 04, 2012, 08:10:47 pm
you discredited rakninja in a rough way only because he *suggested* you that you could be wrong.
WRONG. i said he is WRONG because he was WRONGly suggesting that i'm WRONG. was my strict quoting insufficient to make that clear? (but i have the rights to even say WRONG if he tells me that i'm WRONG on a whim (i'll also reply on a whim).)
you are in the WRONG place for trolling.
WRONG.
This IS not wrong. Trolls are not welcome here.
that is actually arguable. from the administration's point of view, trolling has always been allowed: there is a large collection of trollages (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php) here. from the simple user's point of view, trolls may be unpreferred (or "not welcome"), but that has minimal relevance.
and hope you don't neither burn yourself nor get banhammered, both of which are very possible
ORLY (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=profile;u=3950;sa=showPosts).
And, go flaming Ingar if you are in need.
you could have suggested Chamooze instead: both are equally irrelevant.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: arf on July 05, 2012, 06:15:09 am
Quote
The Aimbot and wall hack feature are pretty good except many players already have these so you are essentially left out if you dont use it.
What?

Quote
No aimbot will let you magically shoot things behind walls. That's what unlagged does
Indeed.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Scorpius on July 05, 2012, 01:32:28 pm
Quote
The Aimbot and wall hack feature are pretty good except many players already have these so you are essentially left out if you dont use it.
What?

Quote
No aimbot will let you magically shoot things behind walls. That's what unlagged does
Indeed.

Arf, I must thank you because you want to bring it back to the original topic. With the first quotelet, he comes to mean you will *be considered & feel like* a great "5u><0r"(translation: sucker) if you don't cheat too, even if you are a would-be pro, due to cheats outmaneuvering any sort of skill.

And dev/humancontroller,
you could have suggested Chamooze instead: both are equally irrelevant.
go tell him.

I think it would be good to end this stupid flamewars.

come bring the popcorn someone!
I hate popcorn.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: arf on July 05, 2012, 07:50:59 pm
To follow up on what was said earlier; good admins are the solution.

In my day it was pretty easy to tell if someone was actually cheating (at least with lagged, because bots didn't lead their shots).
I don't know how "convincing" bots are these days, but if there's doubt and they play like a good player, what difference does it make.

+1 wraith newbie training server
It's too bad we don't have something like that in the US.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Flux on July 05, 2012, 11:00:27 pm
I believe it is an appropriate time to use the following quote:

"As far as I have already seen it before you near always faggoting around the game than play." ~Oma::Desala
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: EckleckLighat on July 06, 2012, 12:42:38 am
After reading this thread, I have come to a stunning revelation.

(drum roll please)

*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*
*

It appears that /dev/humancontroller can be a bit of a douche.

Of course, the real revelation is that douche has got to be the greatest word in the English language.

BANANAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

-Eck
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: ULTRA Random ViruS on July 06, 2012, 01:02:56 pm
And people complain about me going offtopic  :police:
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Nate on July 08, 2012, 11:27:17 pm
Hacks are standard in 1.1
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on July 09, 2012, 09:27:56 am
breaking security, network intrusion, etc is cracking.  you can use a hack to crack, but that does not necessarily mean that the hack IS a crack.

an analog, i can stab someone with a screwdriver, this does not make the screwdriver a knife.
performing, with cars, first-to-finish matches, time trials, etc. is racing. you can use an everyday car for a race, but that doesn't mean that the car is a sports/race car. in other words:
Quote from: ~RAKninja-Decepticon
yuo ideot! tahts not a car, thats a sprots/race car!

thus does dev/HC perpetuate the media's misconception of what a "hacker" is.
WRONG.
you do not understand mixed metaphors.

we use the word "racecar" to distinguish a car with a special purpose (racing) from a general purpose automobile (the jalopy you drive to community college)

thus do we use the word "cracker" to refer to one who performs network intrusion and the like, while a "hacker" is a programmer.

thus, you indeed proliferate the media misconception by not being properly specific enough.

in short:  you.  are.  WRONG.


WRONG. and you'd be WRONG even if the above statement were true: i (magically) know that you think that i am trolling; that thought is WRONG. (RAK is
bingo.  my only trollery here is casually throwing your special word back into your teeth.

And, go flaming Ingar if you are in need. I won't get annoyed easily.
point of fact, i didnt flame ingar.  as usual, i gave an impromptu etymology lesson.

sorry i missed the fun.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 09, 2012, 01:48:36 pm
you do not understand mixed metaphors.
irrelevant and, generally speaking, WRONG.
breaking security, network intrusion, etc is cracking.  you can use a hack to crack, but that does not necessarily mean that the hack IS a crack.
performing, with cars, first-to-finish matches, time trials, etc. is racing. you can use an everyday car for a race, but that doesn't mean that the car is a sports/race car. in other words:
Quote from: ~RAKninja-Decepticon
yuo ideot! tahts not a car, thats a sprots/race car!
we use the word "racecar" to distinguish a car with a special purpose (racing) from a general purpose automobile (the jalopy you drive to community college)
yet noone, not even the casters of matches use the term "race car".
a "hacker" is a programmer.
i resist the urge to repeat myself (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=16649.msg233973#msg233973) and quote someone else (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?topic=16649.msg233996#msg233996).
thus, you indeed proliferate the media misconception by not being properly specific enough.

in short:  you.  are.  WRONG.
WRONG.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on July 17, 2012, 08:48:40 am
as "excessive quoting" falls under "spamming" (rule 4) (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) i'll refrain from quoting you at all, dev/HC.

relevant, you are using a mixed metaphor.  as you do not understand how they work, it goes firmly with the topic at hand.

personal experience, furthermore, an absolute.  you have no way of knowing if anyone does or does not use the term, for one.  for two, you are not present at every conversation dealing with the object in question.  third, your statement is irrelevant, we are not discussing the usage of the term "racecar", only that it is a valid qualifier for "car".

neither of which is the jargon file, a glossary of the community i have been talking about.  you, and "someone else" are not valid sources of information on the topic.  the jargon file is.

i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6. (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six)  contribute more than just a single word that attempts to provoke an emotional response.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 17, 2012, 10:39:30 am
(quoting the whole out-of-context mess for reference and maximum embarassment.)
as "excessive quoting" falls under "spamming" (rule 4) (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) i'll refrain from quoting you at all, dev/HC.

relevant, you are using a mixed metaphor.  as you do not understand how they work, it goes firmly with the topic at hand.

personal experience, furthermore, an absolute.  you have no way of knowing if anyone does or does not use the term, for one.  for two, you are not present at every conversation dealing with the object in question.  third, your statement is irrelevant, we are not discussing the usage of the term "racecar", only that it is a valid qualifier for "car".

neither of which is the jargon file, a glossary of the community i have been talking about.  you, and "someone else" are not valid sources of information on the topic.  the jargon file is.

i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6. (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six)  contribute more than just a single word that attempts to provoke an emotional response.


as "excessive quoting" falls under "spamming" (rule 4) (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) i'll refrain from quoting you at all, dev/HC.
as "insufficient quoting" falls under posting of unintelligible crap, i'll continue quoting the full versions of your crappy posts.
you do not understand mixed metaphors.
irrelevant and, generally speaking, WRONG.
relevant, you are using a mixed metaphor.  as you do not understand how they work, it goes firmly with the topic at hand.
you are fucking retarded. i first thought that you said that i don't understand mixed metaphors because you used one in a sarcastic fashion, requiring me to have a sarcasm detector at hand. fact: i did not use any mixed metaphors1. now, it is not only shown that mixed metaphors are irrelevant, but also that you don't understand them, and that you're WRONG.
breaking security, network intrusion, etc is cracking.  you can use a hack to crack, but that does not necessarily mean that the hack IS a crack.
performing, with cars, first-to-finish matches, time trials, etc. is racing. you can use an everyday car for a race, but that doesn't mean that the car is a sports/race car. in other words:
Quote from: ~RAKninja-Decepticon
yuo ideot! tahts not a car, thats a sprots/race car!
we use the word "racecar" to distinguish a car with a special purpose (racing) from a general purpose automobile (the jalopy you drive to community college)
yet noone, not even the casters of matches use the term "race car".
personal experience, furthermore, an absolute.  you have no way of knowing if anyone does or does not use the term, for one.  for two, you are not present at every conversation dealing with the object in question.
make that: yet the term "race car" is rarely used.
third, your statement is irrelevant, we are not discussing the usage of the term "racecar", only that it is a valid qualifier for "car".
WRONG. full explanation:

formally, if X = {acts of cracking} and Y = {acts of hacking}, then X ⊆ Y. similarly, if X = {sports cars} and Y = {cars}, then X ⊆ Y. in both cases, for any x ∈ X, it is true that x is an act of hacking or a car (depending on the case), but also that x is an act of cracking or a sports car. many people say "x is an act of hacking", and only a few say "x is an act of cracking", however, almost everyone says that "x is car", and almost noone says that "x is a sportscar" (all of the 4 statement templates are correct). you are saying that, in the first case, X and Y should have been defined as: X = {acts of cracking} and Y = {acts of hacking} \ {acts of cracking}, ie., if x ∈ X, then x is an act of cracking, but not an act of hacking. but then, in the second case, X and Y should have been defined as: X = {sports cars} and Y = {cars} \ {sports cars}, ie., if x ∈ X, then x is a sports car, but not a car.

you are claiming that a composition like "hacking (breaking into computer systems)" (which intelligent(TM) people do) is WRONG, and even that plainly using "hacking" in reference to breaking into computer systems (which many people do) is WRONG (thus claiming that many people are WRONG). the only way you may do this is to also claim that use of "car" in reference to a sports car (which almost everyone does) is WRONG (thus to claim that almost everyone is WRONG). however, you are not claiming the latter, and therefore you are inconsistent and WRONG.

you, and "someone else" are not valid sources of information on the topic.  the jargon file is.
WRONG. and you are misinterpreting the jargon file.
i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6. (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six)  contribute more than just a single word that attempts to provoke an emotional response.
i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six). contribute more than just a shitload of words that attempt to provoke emotional responses.


1 disregarding retarded interpretations of my statements
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: ULTRA Random ViruS on July 17, 2012, 10:56:10 am
Can you two guys stop fighting on the forums and actually play the game?
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Flux on July 17, 2012, 03:44:15 pm
Desala would like to say a few calming words to everyone:

"As far as I have already seen it before you near always faggoting around the game than play." -Oma::Desala

 :police:

-edit-

heh, didn't realize i had already used this in the same thread  :o
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on July 19, 2012, 03:45:20 am
dev/HC, see rule 6, criticism must be constructive.  "you are fucking retarded" is flaming, and is a violation of the rules as is your page-stretching quotespam.  especially considering you quote my post twice.

"posting unintelligible crap" is not a violation of the rules.  excessive quoting is.  i'll not risk another ban, thank you.

"retarded interpretations of your statements" is the fault of you, the poster, who failed to post his meaning correctly.  spend less time attempting to look smart, and more on making sure your post cannot be misinterpreted.  furthermore, your sarcasm detector gave you a false positive.  you have consistently failed to correctly interpret the mixed metaphor, and i suspect the reason is that doing so would force you to concede that you were (and remain) incorrect.  finally, you failed to interpret my post.  i said "you do not understand mixed metaphors", not "you incorrectly use mixed metaphors".  please refrain from twisting my words to suit your purpose.

"rarely used" - still personal bias.  i hear the term fairly often in my region.

"full explanation" - i am coding a game.  i can say "i hacked together a save function".  were i a better programmer than i currently am, i could call myself a "hacker".  i am not coding network or system intrusion software, nor am i using it.  it would be incorrect to say "i cracked a save function" or call myself a cracker.  to extend the car analogy:  i drive a station wagon.  i do not drive a race car (would you prefer the term "stock car"?), i can not call myself a "race car driver".

"misinterpreting" - i think you are, in order to not admit that you are wrong.

"rules 4 and 6" - no emotional response is being sought.  long posts are not against any rule, but your flaming is, which i mentioned previously.

in closing, i am only trying to help you.  you seem to want to be part of the "hacker community".  it would do you good to not perpetuate the media stereotype that hacking = cracking.  a crack is indeed a hack, but a hack is normally not a crack.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: /dev/humancontroller on July 19, 2012, 10:43:17 am
(quoting the whole out-of-context mess for reference and maximum embarassment.)
dev/HC, see rule 6, criticism must be constructive.  "you are fucking retarded" is flaming, and is a violation of the rules as is your page-stretching quotespam.  especially considering you quote my post twice.

"posting unintelligible crap" is not a violation of the rules.  excessive quoting is.  i'll not risk another ban, thank you.

"retarded interpretations of your statements" is the fault of you, the poster, who failed to post his meaning correctly.  spend less time attempting to look smart, and more on making sure your post cannot be misinterpreted.  furthermore, your sarcasm detector gave you a false positive.  you have consistently failed to correctly interpret the mixed metaphor, and i suspect the reason is that doing so would force you to concede that you were (and remain) incorrect.  finally, you failed to interpret my post.  i said "you do not understand mixed metaphors", not "you incorrectly use mixed metaphors".  please refrain from twisting my words to suit your purpose.

"rarely used" - still personal bias.  i hear the term fairly often in my region.

"full explanation" - i am coding a game.  i can say "i hacked together a save function".  were i a better programmer than i currently am, i could call myself a "hacker".  i am not coding network or system intrusion software, nor am i using it.  it would be incorrect to say "i cracked a save function" or call myself a cracker.  to extend the car analogy:  i drive a station wagon.  i do not drive a race car (would you prefer the term "stock car"?), i can not call myself a "race car driver".

"misinterpreting" - i think you are, in order to not admit that you are wrong.

"rules 4 and 6" - no emotional response is being sought.  long posts are not against any rule, but your flaming is, which i mentioned previously.

in closing, i am only trying to help you.  you seem to want to be part of the "hacker community".  it would do you good to not perpetuate the media stereotype that hacking = cracking.  a crack is indeed a hack, but a hack is normally not a crack.


"you are fucking retarded" is flaming, and is a violation of the rules as is your page-stretching quotespam.
WRONG. flaming is allowed, especially when it's surrounded by explanations. also, my quoting is extremely proper (double quoting aside): i quote the relevant information required to give proper meaning to the replies. less quoting is trolling.
Quote from: ~/dev/humancontroller
Quote from: ~RAKninja-Decepticon
<WRONGness>
WRONG. <explanation>
dev/HC, see rule 6, criticism must be constructive.
it is.
i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6. (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six)  contribute more than just a single word that attempts to provoke an emotional response.
i refer you to rules 4 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_four) and 6 (http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?action=globalAnnouncements;id=2#post_six). contribute more than just a shitload of words that attempt to provoke emotional responses.
"rules 4 and 6" - no emotional response is being sought.  long posts are not against any rule, but your flaming is, which i mentioned previously.
WRONG. your unintelligible and full-of-shit posts directly serve the purpose of provoking emotional responses, ie., you're trolling, as you have previously already admitted; and trolling is against the rules.
especially considering you quote my post twice.
double quoting may be excessive, but it is an attempt to presuade you into applying proper quoting yourself, thus increasing the properness of these discussions.
"retarded interpretations of your statements" is the fault of you, the poster, who failed to post his meaning correctly.  spend less time attempting to look smart, and more on making sure your post cannot be misinterpreted.
retarded interpretations of my statements is the fault of a combination of me and the reader (ie., you). making my posts less misinterpretable would clear up the meaning for 0.1% of the people (eg., you), at the expense of just bloating the text for the other 99.9%.
your sarcasm detector gave you a false positive.
WRONG. i had no sarcasm detector.
you have consistently failed to correctly interpret the mixed metaphor
WRONG. the mixed metaphor? i repeat: there were no mixed metaphors used.
you do not understand mixed metaphors.
irrelevant and, generally speaking, WRONG.
relevant, you are using a mixed metaphor.  as you do not understand how they work, it goes firmly with the topic at hand.
you are fucking retarded. i first thought that you said that i don't understand mixed metaphors because you used one in a sarcastic fashion, requiring me to have a sarcasm detector at hand. fact: i did not use any mixed metaphors1. now, it is not only shown that mixed metaphors are irrelevant, but also that you don't understand them, and that you're WRONG.
you failed to interpret my post.  i said "you do not understand mixed metaphors", not "you incorrectly use mixed metaphors".
WRONG. without a doubt, you are trying to find your way out of the mixed metaphor failure that you've performed.
formally, if X = {acts of cracking} and Y = {acts of hacking}, then X ⊆ Y. similarly, if X = {sports cars} and Y = {cars}, then X ⊆ Y. in both cases, for any x ∈ X, it is true that x is an act of hacking or a car (depending on the case), but also that x is an act of cracking or a sports car. many people say "x is an act of hacking", and only a few say "x is an act of cracking", however, almost everyone says that "x is car", and almost noone says that "x is a sportscar" (all of the 4 statement templates are correct).
i am coding a game.  i can say "i hacked together a save function".  were i a better programmer than i currently am, i could call myself a "hacker".  i am not coding network or system intrusion software, nor am i using it.  it would be incorrect to say "i cracked a save function" or call myself a cracker.  to extend the car analogy:  i drive a station wagon.  i do not drive a race car (would you prefer the term "stock car"?), i can not call myself a "race car driver".
that is correct, and does not conflict with what i said.
you, and "someone else" are not valid sources of information on the topic.  the jargon file is.
WRONG. and you are misinterpreting the jargon file.
i think you are, in order to not admit that you are wrong.
WRONG. in fact, what follows is your agreement with what i've been saying all the long:
a crack is indeed a hack
it would do you good to not perpetuate the media stereotype that hacking = cracking.
and it is good that i'm not doing so.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: EckleckLighat on July 20, 2012, 06:22:11 pm
Someday, when I'm an old fart (assuming I get that far), I'm going to look back at this thread and undertake the enormous task of untangling this mess. Until then, I'll just keep piling on the spaghetti.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0

+1 For initiating and continuing the largest online, off-topic flame war that I have ever seen on these forums. Don't they give medals for these sorts of things?

;D

I hope you rot in hell (figuratively speaking). Keep it up!
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Survivor on July 20, 2012, 09:45:05 pm
Arf, Scorpius, EckleckLighat +1

Dev and RAK, Rule 12. Take it to an on-topic off-topic (http://"http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?board=8.0") thread.
RAK. Rule 12.

Consider this a warning.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Scorpius on July 21, 2012, 08:48:23 pm
wraith newbie training server

I think they aren't ghosting (yet) ;D ;D
Great server, however.

This sums up the latter half of this thread (ecept occasional guys who wanna get on topic)

(http://barry-williams.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/flamethrower.jpg)

dev/Humancontroller doing his favorite action. I think somebody was just out of the foto by its right.

PD: lagged with 300 pig sucks
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: RAKninja-Decepticon on July 24, 2012, 07:35:52 am
Arf, Scorpius, EckleckLighat +1

Dev and RAK, Rule 12. Take it to an on-topic off-topic (http://"http://tremulous.net/forum/index.php?board=8.0") thread.
RAK. Rule 12.

Consider this a warning.
are we not in an offtopic thread?

oh, i see.  here, general and offtopic are two separate things.

thank you for the courtesy of warning.  something like that would have been nice before that last ban.

also, rule 4 - aside from the bit you directed at me and dev/HC.  specifically point 3.  just sayin'.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: ULTRA Random ViruS on July 25, 2012, 12:54:21 pm
PD: lagged with 300 pig sucks
I still play on korx euro [which is now back to being lagged since to many people complained, plus unlagged didnt work so well anyway] with 420-80ish ping and i still find fun.
I've seen people who actually are pro with lagged, i saw an american [~200-250 ping, he probably had good internet] on aussie assault once and he actually did pretty well with a average k/d ratio 0.8
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Zordos on August 13, 2012, 08:47:59 pm
I'm there and unfortunately it doesn't get better, it gets worse! ::)

Someday, when I'm an old fart (assuming I get that far), I'm going to look back at this thread and undertake the enormous task of untangling this mess. Until then, I'll just keep piling on the spaghetti.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0

+1 For initiating and continuing the largest online, off-topic flame war that I have ever seen on these forums. Don't they give medals for these sorts of things?

;D

I hope you rot in hell (figuratively speaking). Keep it up!

Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: vcxzet on August 17, 2012, 11:51:26 pm
I wonder who is behind those nasty aimbots.
Title: Re: aimbots hacks are standard in AA server
Post by: Blade on August 26, 2012, 11:55:20 pm
People don't hack on AA, you're probably just bad. Also, depending on the time, you could be playing versus a bunch of beaners with 299 ping.