Hackers in MvM #46

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Whenever I see a Sniper on the team, especially low tour ones, I tend to check what they are up to.

His Hitmans Heatmaker had a couple of strange parts, and unless he applied them separately, the robots destroyed were disproportionate.
Add his description on top of it all and it looks fishy as all hell.

So I was checking him out, both in the game and his profile.
I'm sure he was well aware of me watching him but did not care in the slightest and he just went ahead to make it blatantly obvious.

Nobody really seemed to care he was cheating and things only escalated from there.
Of course the cheater suddenly cared that I was not doing anything.
Because it mattered that I wasnt contributing, right?

Everyone suddenly seemed to get very upset at me for calling out cheating.
Upset enough to side with the cheater and kick me from the game.
The cheater boy seemed to feel some sort of superiority considering he got all the sheep supporting him. He was having a laugh.

But we all know whats going to happen next. Who's going to have the last laugh?
You wanted to have a fast and easy game riding on the back of a cheater and you got a slow and annoying game instead.
You all had it coming.
Enjoy.

You know, when high tours talk about low tour trash. I always imagine they mean players like them. Complete gambling addicted morons.
But the saddest part is probably that despite reporting him, including video evidence of his cheating, he's just allowed to continue cheating.

Valve is such a garbage company when it comes to dealing with cheaters that we dont have much of a choice.
We either stop playing and letting the cheaters have their way, leave games and letting the cheaters have their way or we fight them the only way we have left to fight them and waste their time.

You are not welcome in Mann versus Machine but I do enjoy myself a nice serving of your salty tears and sweet justice as dessert.
Game: Team Fortress 2

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