What would you ask an Aimbotter?

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  • The_Mad_MoShah
    Member
    • Jul 2007
    • 229

    #46
    Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

    Originally posted by Elder View Post
    I can personally attest to those who do it to piss people off in pubs as I have done pretty much everything other than hack to get the same reaction. Some clannies and I would occasionally make mock tags and names and storm a server, tking, force tking, vehicle ramming, wall glitching (so funny in Omaha 42, my god), and basically whatever we could do to piss people off. It was especially fun when we could get 15-20 people in a server and use our numbers to vote-kick everyone. It's great to get a reaction out of people, especially the pub-stars and stat masters that completely miss the point of the game.
    There must be something wrong with you, getting your pleasure by pissing other people off, it is really childish and immature. And you also seemed to miss the point of the game by taking such action.

    Originally posted by Elder View Post
    One of my buddies who I used to do this with took it a step-further and started hacking blatantly to piss people off. Knowing this person I can attest to the fact that he is not a retarded 12-year old with no life.
    I must disagree with you entirely. You are both of the same mould. Therefore can not attest the fact that he is not an immature 12-year old with no life. If he had a life he probably wouldn't do it.


    Originally posted by Elder View Post
    My bro also used to play CSS quite a bit but had to either quit or resort to hacks to keep up. I knew what he was saying when it was impossible for me to find a server without at least 1-10 hackers in it (**** I hate CSS so much). He hacked for a while, quit, and never went back. I also have a friend that griefs people in CSS, basically finds servers with no admins, runs around speed-hacking and head-shotting people until he's emptied the server out, all the while denying he hacks and asking if anyone will recruit him. I've been at his house while he has done this and I thought it was ****ing hilarious.
    You must be stupid. In your second paragraph you stated that you could not stand those type of hackers, now you say its hilarious!

    Originally posted by Elder View Post
    TL;DR People have always cheated in video games, they're normal people who don't take the game as seriously, deal with it.
    Totally disagree. Why should I tolerate someone else spoiling my fun!

    In short, you are just as childish and immature are the hackers who get their kicks by spoiling the fun of others (W@anker).

    I could go on but....

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    • sp1d3r

      #47
      Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

      One day in one moment you will have complete clarity of your entire life.
      All the harm you did to others will wear upon you as if you were them.
      Fair play is the honorable way.

      Good luck with your moment!

      If your like don't worry you will come to understand.

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      • I am RKO

        #48
        Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

        I've only ever hacked on CSS, and that was a long time ago. It was fun at first, but after a while, it's like "Whats the point in this?". It just removes the adrenaline rush, You think oh am i going to be killed or will i get this guy but with hacks you know where such and such is and as soon as he's halfway around the corner, you'll have blown his brains all over the pavement.

        Statpadding, in my opinion is worse, because it's just so retarded that points matter to you that much over the enjoyment of the game, that you go and sit in a corner somewhere being killed and revived all over again.

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        • L3adcannon

          #49
          Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

          Originally posted by Elder View Post
          TL;DR People have always cheated in video games, they're normal people who don't take the game as seriously, deal with it.
          Quoted for truth

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          • Alex6714
            Member
            • Jul 2007
            • 259

            #50
            Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

            Originally posted by Elder View Post
            I find it funny how some people talk of cheaters as if they're some completely different unknown species. People who cheat at video games are just normal people.
            I disagree, cheaters/hackers/TKers etc are normal people who lack maturity.

            Remember, age does not mean maturity.

            "Maturity is a psychological term used to indicate that a person responds to the circumstances or environment in an appropriate manner. This response is generally learned rather than instinctual. Maturity also encompasses being aware of the correct time and place to behave and knowing when to act in serious or non-serious ways.

            One's personality must be viewed from both the perspective of the actor and the perspective of the observer. Therefore, one's maturity is not measured solely on how he views himself, but by how others view him as well. By this definition, how an individual feels about himself is no more legitimate than how others feel about him, and so it is important that this individual gains a certain level of maturity as he grows older to earn the respect of others."

            If anyone has the intelligence to understand the above, they will know what I mean.

            Tking and hacking causing grief for ones own fun to players trying to play a game for entertainment cannot be considered a mature action. As such, anyone who brings up the argument of "I have a life, I am better than you, I hack for fun etc" clearly is not mature enough and is taliking BS.

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            • MPower06

              #51
              Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

              Originally posted by Alex6714 View Post
              I disagree, cheaters/hackers/TKers etc are normal people who lack maturity.


              Tking and hacking causing grief for ones own fun to players trying to play a game for entertainment cannot be considered a mature action. As such, anyone who brings up the argument of "I have a life, I am better than you, I hack for fun etc" clearly is not mature enough and is taliking BS.
              I totally agree:thumbsup:well said indeed

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              • imported_Elder
                Member
                • Jun 2006
                • 126

                #52
                Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                There must be something wrong with you, getting your pleasure by pissing other people off, it is really childish and immature. And you also seemed to miss the point of the game by taking such action.
                You are the exact type of person that people like to piss off. Why? Because you take an online video game too seriously. No harm is done in ruining somebodies round in a video game and most people join in on the fun. The others who don't can just easily leave the server or stop playing the game. SORRY FOR THE 5 MINUTES OF YOUR WASTED LIFE, WOW! Don't call me childish when you have clearly let to grow up and realize what's important in life. HINT: It's not on the computer... Look somewhere else.

                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                I must disagree with you entirely. You are both of the same mould. Therefore can not attest the fact that he is not an immature 12-year old with no life. If he had a life he probably wouldn't do it.
                Actually I know this person IRL, so I clearly can attest to that fact. He is one of the most successful and fun persons I know. He lives far away so I don't see him often but I have visited him before when in town, based entirely off of a clan-based game friendship. That's probably the only thing of value I've taken from gaming, is the friendships I've made along the way, not the points or online competition wins and championships. Once again so very sorry for preventing you from getting points for 5 minutes, I know this must have done tremendous psychological damage to you.


                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                You must be stupid. In your second paragraph you stated that you could not stand those type of hackers, now you say its hilarious!
                Stupid, yes... That must be what all of those IQ and aptitude tests were for when I was considered a child genius and why I do so well in school with no effort. You're absolutely right, it SHOULDN'T take more than a week to teach myself calculus, I guess I'm just a big ol' dummy. If you re-read what I had wrote (do it a few times, I can tell it takes you a while to comprehend things) you'd notice the only hackers I dislike are ones who do it and think they're good, who are in self-denial that they really hack, and who occasionally try to sneak into competition. If someone does it exclusively to piss another person off I sure can find the humor in that.

                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                Totally disagree. Why should I tolerate someone else spoiling my fun!
                You don't! That's what the other 10,000 servers are for! You have figured out how to use the server browser right? Judging by your analytical skills and general intelligence from your post it seems you might be stuck in SP or at the login screen.

                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                In short, you are just as childish and immature are the hackers who get their kicks by spoiling the fun of others (W@anker).
                This sounds like the conclusion to a badly written essay... lul... But back on track. You can call me childish and immature if you'd like, but the cold harsh reality is that this is the interbuttz, where serious bizness runs rampant and our success in our professional and social lives is determined by how many gold stars we have. I'm so sorry that I do not offer you the same courtesy in an online video game that I do to my coworkers and the important people in my life. Get a ****ing clue.

                Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                I could go on but....
                But you're wasting precious time thinking when you could be earning that next badge!

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                • The_Mad_MoShah
                  Member
                  • Jul 2007
                  • 229

                  #53
                  Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                  Sounds like I got a bit of a reaction (don't you just love that - lol). Maybe you should take a leaf from you own book.


                  Originally posted by Elder View Post
                  ....deal with it.
                  There is a lesson, I wonder if you will learn!

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                  • imported_Elder
                    Member
                    • Jun 2006
                    • 126

                    #54
                    Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                    Originally posted by Alex6714 View Post
                    I disagree, cheaters/hackers/TKers etc are normal people who lack maturity.

                    Remember, age does not mean maturity.

                    "Maturity is a psychological term used to indicate that a person responds to the circumstances or environment in an appropriate manner. This response is generally learned rather than instinctual. Maturity also encompasses being aware of the correct time and place to behave and knowing when to act in serious or non-serious ways.

                    One's personality must be viewed from both the perspective of the actor and the perspective of the observer. Therefore, one's maturity is not measured solely on how he views himself, but by how others view him as well. By this definition, how an individual feels about himself is no more legitimate than how others feel about him, and so it is important that this individual gains a certain level of maturity as he grows older to earn the respect of others."

                    If anyone has the intelligence to understand the above, they will know what I mean.

                    Tking and hacking causing grief for ones own fun to players trying to play a game for entertainment cannot be considered a mature action. As such, anyone who brings up the argument of "I have a life, I am better than you, I hack for fun etc" clearly is not mature enough and is taliking BS.
                    Once you've matured to a certain level you'll realize that any and all seriousness on the internet is thrown out the window. I would say that the internet is the most least likely place to act serious. Seriousness cannot exist with such massive anonymity.

                    People talk about hacking as it is the equivalent to cheating in sports when in reality it's much more like people pulling a prank on one another and getting amusement out of it. The victim of the prank may not be happy or respond kindly, but that is the nature of a prank. There is nothing to be earned by hacking in video games other than ranks and points (which no mature person should care about) based on skill-ignorant ranking systems. Any event held for gaming where there is money to be made is done via LAN, so it's impossible to actually gain through hacking. So to all those ignorant morons who can't come up with a decent comparison, stop suggesting hackers are the same as steroid gobbling baseball players who are rewarded with millions of dollars for their ill deeds. Also with hacking the victims are not subject to any significant immediate or prolonged damage. They basically got their feelings hurt. Boo... ****ing... hoo...

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                    • I am RKO

                      #55
                      Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                      Now, now ladies. Lets not get personal. :)

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                      • imported_Elder
                        Member
                        • Jun 2006
                        • 126

                        #56
                        Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                        Originally posted by The_Mad_MoShah View Post
                        Sounds like I got a bit of a reaction (don't you just love that - lol). Maybe you should take a leaf from you own book.


                        There is a lesson, I wonder if you will learn!
                        Yes your words cut me so deep I could hardly go on living... Or maybe I just enjoy pointing out the ignorance and idiocy of others? Ya... probably the second one.

                        An action guided by my own sense of entertainment, not a reaction cause by your humorously ignorant post. So sorry.

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                        • The_Mad_MoShah
                          Member
                          • Jul 2007
                          • 229

                          #57
                          Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                          Some people just don't learn. Bye bye.

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                          • [Expletive Deleted]
                            The Penetrator
                            • Oct 2006
                            • 2855

                            #58
                            Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                            "My standardized test scores are higher than yours."

                            Why do so many people on here use that one? And why are these people in the 99.99th percentile such scrotesac a$$holes?

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                            • 0wn4g3

                              #59
                              Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                              I would ask where he downloaded it so I can get it to and play bf2 on an equal playing field. I'm sick and tired of logging onto Infantry only servers only to get blasted by someone who is on a hill 1,000 meters away. Since no new updates to BF2 will ever be released, I thinks time every single one of us grabs an aimbot so BF2 is back to being an even playing field.

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                              • MrChris_CJ
                                Mudkips
                                • Jul 2005
                                • 2610

                                #60
                                Re: What would you ask an Aimbotter?

                                Sigh

                                i know most people including myself play computer games for fun, to have a laugh with friends and to generally relax (except ofc for WoW gold farmers)

                                And why the hell shouldnt people get angry when someone comes along and ruins it? Im sorry but on the CSS servers I admin, I will insta ban anyone that is cheating or being a smacktard (smacktard including several things)

                                Just because you think it is funny to try and rage people in an online game does not mean that you should but given that most people lack the empathy to understand anothers point of view it is all to common to see these pricks try and justify themselves

                                You are right its a game, a game for enjoyment when played in a certain way.

                                But people do not play these games so some deject can come onto their server and ruin it for them; they may have some reasons but simply put they are being a twat if they are acting as such

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