Is the CS GO pro scene filled with cheaters?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97be8Z-mof0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xgH9YMTct84
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mIkgK5QtiMw
yes, counterstrike is cancerous as fuck and filled with shitty people
Yeah, but Valve's not gonna do shit about it because it makes them too much money.
I work at a lot of these CS majors back stage, and there is always talk that they do in fact cheat.
Counter strike players are just shady fucks in general, so it isn't surprising.
Ever notice how CS GO "pros" are all fat losers while Quake pros are all in shape? Ever notice how CS GO pros don't even try to deny that their game is RNG cancer? Ever notice how most CS GO players are autistic shitters who play for skins and because their lame friends play because they can't play Quake?
>wah wah I hate cheaters
Neo v
given that anyone on Earth can play CS:GO right now and be guaranteed a match with a cheater in their first game, I dare say the pro scene isn't that different
Of course.
The game is a casual piece of shit with RNG.
>"professional" video gaming
when will the esports meme die
Because they suck at actual FPS, they have to play RNG shit and cheat to be good.
>>387172642
Probably never honestly. It's only growing and I don't know how to stop it
>>387172238
>Esports full of cheaters
>Game is full of gambling
CSGO ruined CS.
>>387172424
>Ever notice how CS GO
>Ever notice how CS GO
>Ever notice how most CS GO
What did he mean by this?
>>387172238
No, didn't you know there are no cheaters in video games? It's called twitch shooting, /v/ taught me that.
>>387172424
Is this bait?
>>387172238
Name me one (1) competitive fps game that isn't casualized dogshit.
>>387172238
Cheating in """competetive""" games is the most fun I ever had playing video games.
>>387172238
the pro scene? some of them, a lot less than you might think.
the semi-pro scene? Almost nothing but cheaters. Funny how that works.
How do you cheat at official tournaments?
>>387172238
>Thinking Robin "Our guy" Rönnquist is cheating
Hello /r/globaloffensive!
>>387172925
Overwatch
>>387173095
sneaking aimlocking cheats that silently install and run through your mouse drivers
>>387173095
some rumors that people can somehow load drivers into their mice which can be used on the official computers.
>>387173167
>>387173176
Ah, I see.
>>387173095
The computers at the venue are connected to the internet so they can have their skins. There is a big security theater surrounding it but in reality the tournament organizers aren't nearly as thorough as they should be. E.g. at PGL Stewie was tweeting in the middle of a match during some technical pause, which means he had his fucking phone at the PC the entire time.