A french/Belgian Highlander player during Group Stage of DeutschLAN 2015 passed out drunk and fell asleep in the shower, blocking the drain while the water was still pouring and flooding the entire upper floor. All the while the rest of his team downstairs and the enemy team were in the server waiting for him to return back to his PC.

don't know any of these effects other than sunbeams

Upfrag

post it

before valve added cl_autoreload, you had to manually put +reload in console or bind it to w to always enable it, and afaik it would be slower than cl_autoreload too

I think that's a QoL feature no one can live without nowadays (except maybe viewmodel gun-spy mains), so I'm in favour of allowing the uber% HUD element and maybe one day Valve will also add it to tournament HUDs :)

could you replace the names in the medic stats and kill/death overview at the bottom with the respective ETF2L names as well?

As other people have assumed, "they can learn" has nothing to do with whether people code their own cheats or use paid public or private cheats. It has to do with the way they've configured whatever cheat they use, which values they use and which features they've used that caused them to appear on an AC's radar.

And after something like 8 years of being part of the AC staff I can tell you that certain do's and don'ts when it comes to cheating in competitive are still not public knowledge and as long as it is like that, a majority of cheaters will get
busted, simply because AC teams have withheld that specific information.

And to shine more clarity on this subject, ETF2L AC has tested whether or not these things can happen to someone legitimate, by having access to cheats ourselves and finding each quirk of a cheaters config that causes a player to be completely indistinguishable from a legit player.

why are metal footsteps still included in this? players caught using them receive a 1 year ban

can you upload an stv that crashes for you

old but gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxQ6nzKorFU

not sure why iatgink never fixed this

replace "custom/Sayo2/resource/m0re fonts.res" with http://puu.sh/GIjFp/b4d3be2c94.res

or just remove line 285 if you want a less polished file with a dead font and missing brackets

http://puu.sh/GIjJT/289f56f11c.png

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where did I say that

as bs as your prison analogy

you are allowed to question the process but it's not getting you anywhere because you just won't see the evidence regardless of how much it means to you. i already told you why we're not releasing it and that's not going to change in this case either. he's not going to prison and he's not locked up in a cell for an entire year where only we decide when he can walk around, when and what he's eating and when and who he can talk to at any point. he's not allowed to enter, that's it. no business will show you where their hidden cameras are and who their undercover people are who caught someone trying to steal shit from their store just because you just really want to know how they caught him. if you don't trust their decision you can feel free to move on and buy elsewhere.

except in that analogy it'd only be the business risking more damage from thievery by releasing their means to catch someone in the act and in etf2l's case it's you and other legit players who'd get to enjoy playing with/against better cheaters in the future. it seems you'd prefer that so don't ask other people why you're not allowed to question the process "suddenly"

there are multiple resources on the internet showing how cheaters are caught, so you're not asking for the evidence to learn from it

with the current resources we're working with the trade-off in transparency is actually more negative for us than it ever was. assuming it'd just be the 1500 something demos i've watched and the 6-8k the whole staff watched in total are going into a case, i'd personally not have an issue with providing transparency even if there'll still be a bunch of fanboys bandwagoning and denying evidence beyond reasonable doubt just because they love attention and circlejerking. but providing current transparency also means we'd have to leak proprietary or private tools and other resources only available to us that lead to cheaters getting banned a lot of the time. and then it's pretty easy to stay under the rader compared to "just don't track players through a wall if you're wallhacking cause it's super suspicious in demos and people will look for it"

either trust us or don't. but as far as i know, no other tf2 league has an anticheat this experienced and with access to private resources, which is why other leagues/sites mirror our bans

you must see how transparency can be abused and then come to the conclusion that there's not much benefit except for giving a couple people peace of mind