Yep it's pretty sad. They have tightened up the rules now so I doubt there will be any cheating on big LANs like this in the future.
I saw vids claiming to show flusha was still cheating at DH. There are so many that it is getting ridiculous.
Saddest part is there is no way to know anymore.
Even when they aren't using hacks, they are cheating... http://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/2noxph/even_if_fnatic_was_not_pixelwalking_they_are/
Well they can't connect to the internet, they can't bring USB and they had to send their config files to the admins beforehand so there is not much they can do to sneak a cheat in. Also I doubt he would risk cheating now that he is under such scrutinize.
No idea why they didn't read about the boosting rules either. Such a stupid way to risk a loss on. I remember a LAN where we weren't allowed to use any pre-written .cfg files or anything. The only way to get non-standard settings for Dota 2 was to manually input all the things you wanted into the console. Sure it sucked but you have to follow the rules even if they are stupid.
The theory that was floated the most is that they (flusha+whoever) are cracking the firmware on their keyboards or mouses, and unlocking whatever extras they added with keystroke codes, so admin checks cant spot it.
I don't know but the aim snapping is just ridiculous.
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You clicked on a forum posted titled "CS:GO MAJOR - DREAMHACK WINTER 2014" just so you could be offended by it, and make a snide post.
Bravo.
idk, some players are simply beasts
but in flusha's case, as Warowl said, he does some stuff people can't accept to be humanly possible
fnatic ff'd
LDLC will play vs Na'Vi and nip is the first grand finalist for DHW2014
thoughts?
That VP vs NiP series was one of the best things I have ever watched. That first game comeback by NiP and the game even lasting till second OT made me jizz a couple of times.
DH should have DQed them before they FF'd
Dreamhack is looking like shit on all levels. Corporate, dota, CSGO... whole thing is turning to shit.
It was my 2nd time watching cs:go competition.
Definitely more exciting than yest's game dignitas vs navi.
A team that I never even heard of wins a very big LAN when I watch CS:GO for the first time. Okay.
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stream: (you can watch it live in-game if you want!)
http://www.twitch.tv/dreamhackcs
info:
http://kniferound.net/wiki/DreamHack_Winter_2014
introduction to teams:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHpQi5uJ5YY
kinda late ;_;, but is anyone here watching?
nbk is a beast
but fnatic on overpass 2 strong