Re: hacked
I read that a lot. People telling victims of hackers they are just upset cause they got owned. Makes me wonder if the hacking is far more common that anyone thinks. If I was a hacker I would say the same thing to protect my secret. I think that is the same logic as people who refuse to say how an exploit happens like the recent Karkand Hotel Wall glitch. People want to keep it "secret" so they can use it themselves. When it is much better that everyone knows about it so more can watch out for it and stop it.
I suck at BF2, I could care less if someone owns me. But when I'm getting killed by the no fog hack it is obvious someone is cheating.
I get the drop on a guy, unload a whole clip into him and he turns around and kills me with the first bullet out of his gun I always say damn I'm just not lucky. Maybe he's got a hack but it is not as obvious as the no fog shots are so I assume he is lucky or good.
Thats a good tactic using the commander view to see a distant enemy but how effective can that be when it takes about a second for the map to zoom when you hit the caps lock? It doesn't seem quick enough to be able to follow a guy with the .50 cal.
I read that a lot. People telling victims of hackers they are just upset cause they got owned. Makes me wonder if the hacking is far more common that anyone thinks. If I was a hacker I would say the same thing to protect my secret. I think that is the same logic as people who refuse to say how an exploit happens like the recent Karkand Hotel Wall glitch. People want to keep it "secret" so they can use it themselves. When it is much better that everyone knows about it so more can watch out for it and stop it.
I suck at BF2, I could care less if someone owns me. But when I'm getting killed by the no fog hack it is obvious someone is cheating.
I get the drop on a guy, unload a whole clip into him and he turns around and kills me with the first bullet out of his gun I always say damn I'm just not lucky. Maybe he's got a hack but it is not as obvious as the no fog shots are so I assume he is lucky or good.
Thats a good tactic using the commander view to see a distant enemy but how effective can that be when it takes about a second for the map to zoom when you hit the caps lock? It doesn't seem quick enough to be able to follow a guy with the .50 cal.
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