Do you like being accused of hacking?

[moonbogg]

I love it. When I am kicking someone's ass and they call me a hacker, I feel like I'm "somebody" in the gaming world. I feel like a king, who dictates to them what level of pain they will feel that night, while they are a surf, who can only hope for it to stop. The thing is though, it doesn't stop. That's when I really hammer them at my very best.
Even better is when they spec me and record my gameplay, show it to others in hopes that they will agree, yet they do not agree. They can see I don't cheat. Its at that point that they know they've been owned. Their dark day has come.
So, do you like being hackused? I thrive on it.

 

[Red Storm]

I just ignore them. I don't find any joy in pissing other people off, that's for the internet troll types.

 

[moonbogg]

I just ignore them. I don't find any joy in pissing other people off, that's for the internet troll types.

I ignore them too. I'm busy playing. It makes me feel good to Own them though. You don't like owning and totally crushing people?

 

[facetman]

If its BF4 then you know it is frustration due to Lag, or game mechanics that make it look like you are actually hacking. BF4 = the worst game for not registering hits, etc. that causes a lot of players fits. Also the actual movement from one game to the next changes- at least for me- same server- one game I can jump over stuff and climb without any issues, the next I cant, but the guys i am playing against me can. Bizarre...

Don't get me wrong moonbogg - you may be just that good of a player -so people accuse you all the time, but I am a average to below average player- but still have had people say things= see above.

 

[Red Storm]

I ignore them too. I'm busy playing. It makes me feel good to Own them though. You don't like owning and totally crushing people?

My order of priorities in any multiplayer game:

1: Have fun.

2: Win.

I don't care to dominate a specific person, unless it's someone I personally know and we're messing with each other.

 

[KeithTalent]

It's never happened because I suck.

KT

 

[dust]

It's never happened because I suck.

KT

 

[moonbogg]

My order of priorities in any multiplayer game:

1: Have fun.

2: Win.

I don't care to dominate a specific person, unless it's someone I personally know and we're messing with each other.

1: Having fun is difficult when getting hammered. It happens. Sucks, but happens. Better to hammer them first if possible.

2: Losing sucks, but it can be your time to shine. When the teams are stacked against you, this is the best time to shine. When absolutely everyone on your team has an upside down score, and you stand alone with a 2:1 ratio, you feel like a resilient King, no, a TERMINATOR who can't be stopped. Even when you lose, you still win. This pisses off the trolls to no end.

 

[blake0812]

It's never happened because I suck.

KT

You should see me playing UT online then

 

[DeadFred]

I just ignore them. I don't find any joy in pissing other people off, that's for the internet troll types.

I don't care to dominate a specific person, unless it's someone I personally know and we're messing with each other.

Not that it happens all that often, but the troll in me must be strong because I love nothing more than to dominate and and hear the whining of assholes who think they are really something in a game. However I dont get any particular joy from stomping noobs or mediocre players, so Im not a total douche.

 

[dfuze]

I get it once in a while on the BF4 servers I go on. I find it funny because I find myself just an average player who sprays too many bullets (damn trigger got stuck ) but tries to play smartly. I ignore them as well and don't give them a reason to feed their anger.

 

[Snock514]

yes. its what i strive for, as long as my teammates don't give up

 

[AyashiKaibutsu]

I like it because it's an awkward complement . Not in the sociopathic way the op seems to.

 

[AyashiKaibutsu]

1: Having fun is difficult when getting hammered. It happens. Sucks, but happens. Better to hammer them first if possible.

2: Losing sucks, but it can be your time to shine. When the teams are stacked against you, this is the best time to shine. When absolutely everyone on your team has an upside down score, and you stand alone with a 2:1 ratio, you feel like a resilient King, no, a TERMINATOR who can't be stopped. Even when you lose, you still win. This pisses off the trolls to no end.

Really? 2:1 is your omg hax numbers. When I played fps a lot it was usually in the 10:1 range.

 

[moonbogg]

I like it because it's an awkward complement . Not in the sociopathic way the op seems to.

It is a compliment. It boosts my moral and I play even better. People think you are hacking, so now you have an audience that is watching you in particular. It feels good to have an audience and to do well in front of them. It lets an average person like me feel a little micro fame for a short time. That's a good feeling. You don't agree?

You know, gaming is a primal thing for men. That's why men like it as much as they do. It lets you control and dominate your enemies, something we are born to do. Gaming lets you do it without consequences or risk.
If you aren't stronger than they are, it lets you strive to get stronger and perhaps dominate one day, like a lion competing to be leader of the pride.

 

[moonbogg]

Really? 2:1 is your omg hax numbers. When I played fps a lot it was usually in the 10:1 range.

You missed the point. I go 10 and 11:1 at times, usually in the 3 to 5:1 range. Its when your team is vastly out skilled by the opposing team, and you have no help to suppress the heat, yet you come out with a decent ratio regardless when everyone else gets buried, that's a good feeling and shows strength.
If teams are even the ratio is much higher. If the team is in my favor, the ratio goes wild at times.

Also, I only play a specific game type. The most skill based I've seen. Hardcore, bolt snipers only. No surprise spray and pray crap. Every shot is aimed perfectly, or you die instantly.

 

[TheSlamma]

In BF4 if I don't get accused at least once a week I feel like I'm suckin

But no I don't really care if people do or not, I know and my friends I play online with all know I'm not. Shoot sometimes I just have a round where I'll have an 8:1 KDR then the next round I'll struggle to maintain even a 1:1

 

[Robert Munch]

Yes, I liked being called auto-aim hacker back in the Quake TF days. Not so much in TF2 because of noob admins banning because of lack of skill acknowledgement and doing it just cause, since it upset their online enjoyment of getting rekt.

 

[Midwayman]

I take being accused of hacking as a compliment.

Also, I only play a specific game type. The most skill based I've seen. Hardcore, bolt snipers only. No surprise spray and pray crap. Every shot is aimed perfectly, or you die instantly.

LoL most skill based. More like camping simulator where you don't have to worry about people running up on you.

 

[moonbogg]

I take being accused of hacking as a compliment.



LoL most skill based. More like camping simulator where you don't have to worry about people running up on you.

Mhmm.

 

[TridenT]

It doesn't happen that often. Rarely do I ever get on a really good streak like that. I've had it happen and I just say that I'm getting lucky or how I am doing well.

In games like CS : GO it's the only place that it happens. But with CS there's always been so many problems due to lag and how shitty the game engine is. So, anyone with a minor advantage could just steam roll the fuck out of people. (Just watch youtube videos showing the problems with hitboxes, lag, and the engine not registering hits)

 

[Tweak155]

I liked it back on CS1.6 unless it got me banned. Best was when I was the server owner / admin and people who would not drop it I could mess with.

I was real bad - I found ways to completely unbind all their controls and they'd have to go back through and set them all back up. Another thing I would do is bind a key on my keyboard that forced them to drop their weapons at the right time. That would seriously piss people off haha.

 

[IllogicalGlory]

Never been accused of hacking myself, but I always find it amusing when someone does.

 

[Red Storm]

I liked it back on CS1.6 unless it got me banned. Best was when I was the server owner / admin and people who would not drop it I could mess with.

I was real bad - I found ways to completely unbind all their controls and they'd have to go back through and set them all back up. Another thing I would do is bind a key on my keyboard that forced them to drop their weapons at the right time. That would seriously piss people off haha.

See, it's the troll types who enjoy it lol.

 

[Rakehellion]

Do you like being accused of hacking?

No, I don't like playing with people who resort to childish accusations.

Though one time I did get accused of being Korean when I was winning at Warcraft 3.