SO MANY PEOPLE WERE BANNED IT'S NOT FUNNY MAN, SO MANY PAID MONEY FOR THIS AND GET BANNED FOR NO REASON. WHY DO YOU THINK THE GAME DOESN'T GET 3K+ PEOPLE ANYMORE because TRIPWIRE decided to kill it. you need to understand 70% of steam players have vac bans on record, people like you kill this game with stupid ideas.

if you hack in ro2 you get banned from ro2, but people like you don't see it that way, you think everybody that has a vac ban on a different game should be banned from ro2 anyways which is completely dumb. But it doesn't matter - cheating is not about nationality.Personally you don't know what you're talking about kiddo, does it matter if I hacked in a different game? that does not mean I should be banned on some other game that I paid for, you fail to realize that people paid for this game and for those that have a vac ban from a different game get banned on ro2 anyways and that is going to kill this game 100% and you fail to realize that so please do everybody a favor that has a vac ban on record and be quiet. Originally posted by 2.FJgJank-Gefr.:In my experience, you never know the origin of the (very rare) hacker - I haven't heard one talk nor have an obvious indicator in the name, though most of their names have tended to make me think they were Americans. But the cheats we've seen haven't been people going room to room owning folks at all the predictable spots. I think a natural reaction to being demoralized by a player with more experience and the intangible talent for the game is the tendency to suspect them of cheating. This reminds me of something I have to tell my 5yo daughter all the time: In every game you love, you are going to meet a lot of other players who are way better than you. Remember a bunch of us have been playing this game day in and day out for almost four years now, and it's little brother RO1 for several years before that. Spectating them will amaze you, but not show any evidence of impossible knowledge or reflexes. Sometimes you get on a roll, and some dudes are just REALLY good. What Pistolero describes going from room to room owning people, sounds actually pretty normal to me, for what I see some of the more skilled players doing. It's also not at all a big problem in this game. But it doesn't matter - cheating is not about nationality. In my experience, you never know the origin of the (very rare) hacker - I haven't heard one talk nor have an obvious indicator in the name, though most of their names have tended to make me think they were Americans. But if the guy goes from room to room, say six times over, shoots Bob in the left corner, Joe at the right window, then calmly turns without wasted effort at all to blow away Bill at the radio, well.

It is in fact sometimes difficult to distinguish a cheater from someone who is just real anticipatory. I have followed a few 'magic' men around in spectator mode, and that has been something of a worthy effort. But if you need such a crutch just to play a game, in the field I will peg your a$$ real fast, and then it is permanent point man for you. Are there crafty cheaters out there? Sure. Some players clearly don't believe there are any cheaters, which at least indicates to me that blatantly obvious cheating is infrequent. If 1% of the players were cheating, on average you would run into a cheater at least every other round. If 5% of the players were cheating, that would mean on a 64-player server on average two or three players are cheating in every round played. So skill and system are both factors determining how good someone is, but cheating has its part, too. Younger players will have faster reaction times, and, combined with a faster computer, can on occasion drive you nuts. Wall hacks do and are readily available at a price 1x to 3x that of the game.

'Skilled' players get plugged, too and they do not telepathically anticipate your every move even when you are concealed. Actually really tired of the 'skilled player as magician' excuse.

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