He needs to know that his toggle is off so he can turn it on right before engagements. It is important for him to check this bc in a game like r6s, he can accidentally wallbang people. It obvious that his aimbot toggle is at the bottom of his right monitor. After every kill his eyes glance down to his bottom right on his other monitor. His chat is on his left side and his donos are on his right monitor. In r6s there is no minimap so this excuse doesn’t work. In a game like pubg, fortnite, or bo4 (map on opposite side), the player cheating can just blame their shifty eyes on checking the map or checking their fortnite loadout. Seeing posts identify cheaters by them constantly looking at their phone, I watched shrouds eyes after each kill. There are always the fans that find it hard to believe he would cheat. A couple more borderline blatant clips just reaffirmed my beliefs.Įither one of these clips alone would not have been enough to convince most people. At the time, for some reason I didn’t suspect that he deleted it bc of his unintentional wallbang. I was disappointed bc that was content I really wanted to see. I went to watch the vod to see what I missed and he had deleted it. I never even suspected shroud of using an aimbot, only the ESP. He kind of went wide eyed from surprise himself then held that unblinking wide eye look for the rest of the round (like his eyes do in the first spawnkill attempt linked below). He just headshot the guy through the wall and didn’t mention is to his team or say anything to chat. The weird part is he didn’t even acknowledge it. Midmatch on Kafe he hits a headshot through the café soft wall. I missed the beginning of that stream so I had planned to watch the vod the next day. It was a great watch because they were giving him tips the whole time. One of the earlier r6s streams he did he played ranked with kixstar and inferno. After all, he was a pro-cs player who is known mostly for his raw aiming ability. Up until this point I still didn’t suspect shroud of using an aimbot, only ESP. On maps where he would still run into dead ends and not be able to find stairs, he miraculously knew where opponents would be coming from and which side of the door he should be aiming at. This is how I first became suspect that he was using ESP. The difference was I was a little ahead of him in map knowledge. After all, I was in the same exact situation of trying to learn all the maps at once. I would go back and re-watch vods I missed. When shroud started playing siege I made sure to never miss a minute of his r6s content. I would also brush off anyone accusing him of cheating as a hater. I watched shroud for 3 months for hours a day never suspecting shroud of cheating. Try to post your thoughts and clips here instead of /r/GlobalOffensive.
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