Also, the player you mentioned has no 74/4 matches on TDM Twisted Steel 2 days ago(Feb. 21st).
You did play with the player on TDM Twisted Steel on Feb 20th in which they went 56/5, but you were on their team. TDM on Fjell on Feb 20th they went 32/4, you were against them. Then again on Rotterdam where they went 10/4, again against.
I’ve come across some beast run and gun snipers on PS4. The very rare players that make you think they’re cheating, but then realize they’re just plain great at the game. I’m not saying your experience was a cheater or not, but anytime I hear players in game stating someone’s cheating, it’s usually someone being out played.
Arent you that guy that uses m&k on console for BFV!? If so, then your opinion on anything doesnt matter, most people consider m&k users on console to be 100% cheat too, even tho dice/ea doesnt think so… It gives a huge advantage over a controller, anyone saying it does not, see either stupid or straight out lieing!
People using m&k on console are trash players, they dont like to play on same terms as everybody else, they just MUST have some kind of advantage because they SUCK at the game otherwise…
But well, I dont care anymore anyway… I stopped playing… The new Ross mk3 rifle was lame as hell, almost as bad as Lee Enfield (the bullet velocity is shiet btw)…
There are cheaters on consoles! My friend was cheating on f1 games by tweaking car performance values.. he got caught last year because CM patched anti cheat feature.. No account bann he just couldn’t play the game online untill he reinstalled full game. Yes it is possible to cheat on Bfv.. by using multiple ghost accounts & consoles or modded controllers ingame exploits/glitches.
Those are essentially a controller or adapter inputting controller inputs automatically. The same is possible using just your hands. Rof limits on weapon stats render rapid fire mods pointless, rapid reload is also pointless because all guns have reload timers. I even know people who have mapped the fire button to 2 or 3 different buttons to max out rof on a semi auto weapon in CoD. Thay video with the frommer is pointless, that rof is achievable without using a Chronus Max, which literally just translates button presses to keystrokes.
Those functions are not akin to actual cheaters or what the OP was discussing. Which would be ohking him through a wall, using wallhacks or esp hacks, aimbot, etc.
Sorry, but using controller mods or adapters will not automatically make you a 100% accurate crack shot or allow you to see enemy positions through solid objects. Chronus max and tools like it do not modify game files to give players a blatant upper hand advantage.
No, you can essentially do the same thing with your hands. It literally translates and emulates button presses into keystrokes or other inputs. Like that recoil control, it’s definitely possible on controllers and you see pro players doing it all the time in various fps games, but it’s not universal for all weapons, especially in BF or Cod where weapons have highly varying recoil patterns.
Literally all the Chronus Max is emulating in that “mod” is slightly pulling down the right analog stick.
I’m personally waiting for the Mod, Loqtrall, and/or EA/DICE to let us know if we can use Cronus, being folks are saying we can already do what it does with our own hands, in that because it’s not hacking, it’s not cheating and the rest.
Right, well there’s your answer. Yes they are cheating, but if these know it alls are saying it’s not, lets get the word, i already have the device, and i’m using it. So far i only use it for my 360 controller on my PS4 playing the sp stuff like The Show.
By that logic you would have to call controllers with paddles “cheating” because normal controllers don’t come with them and they allow players to jump, reload, or whatever they like without removing thier thumb from the right stick. Despite the fact that Microsoft themselves develop high price controllers WITH those paddles. Then again, just as the actions the cronusmax emulates, a ton of players have been doing that by using the “claw” technique on normal controllers for nearly two decades.