poogle wrote:
It's not hacking there are many other variables that come into play when you try to identify when someone is hacking... fps.. ping... latency... crosshair placement and movement, Damage logs and many more. These variables can affect how the clip looks like in recording vs in reality.

Take video 4 for an example. On first look... it looks like obvious aimhack.... but if you actually slow down and watch the clip frame by frame you notice that even tho my aim teleports from one place to another so does the batman skin..If i was indeed using aimbot this shouldn't have happened.. the batman skin should just continue to fall naturally and not skip frames.

The frames that are missing there... could possibly be due to performance.. internet connection.... gmod commands.... idk. but in 3 out of the 5 videos i saw these laggy frame skips... also simply looking at what my crosshair is doing proves that it's not aimbot in any way.

The video that was the deciding factor was apparently the mountain video. Which also doesn't have the damage logs that shows i had a radar.

[quote="poogle" post=1252726][quote="Nurarihyon" post=1252718][quote="poogle" post=1252654]I suggest to say you sorry for doing it and say you wont do it again also if this appeal fails then wait a bit longer and appeal again[/quote] I don't know about you but If someone accuses me of doing something i didn't do I'm not going to quietly roll over and pretend like they are right...and apologize for something i never even did.... Especially if it's something that affects me or matters to me. Like if someone accused you of stealing... you would just simply go quietly in jail and apologize for it?.. I highly doubt it.[/quote] ok you right but in the videos of which you sent looks like you are clearly hacking and that was probably the breaking point of why you got the ban also the other videos were fishy and i mean any player could do the things you do but in the second last it really looks like aim lock.[/quote] It's not hacking there are many other variables that come into play when you try to identify when someone is hacking... fps.. ping... latency... crosshair placement and movement, Damage logs and many more. These variables can affect how the clip looks like in recording vs in reality. Take video 4 for an example. On first look... it looks like obvious aimhack.... but if you actually slow down and watch the clip frame by frame you notice that even tho my aim teleports from one place to another so does the batman skin..If i was indeed using aimbot this shouldn't have happened.. the batman skin should just continue to fall naturally and not skip frames. The frames that are missing there... could possibly be due to performance.. internet connection.... gmod commands.... idk. but in 3 out of the 5 videos i saw these laggy frame skips... also simply looking at what my crosshair is doing proves that it's not aimbot in any way. The video that was the deciding factor was apparently the mountain video. Which also doesn't have the damage logs that shows i had a radar.