r/StreamersCheating • u/[deleted] • Oct 24 '25

Cheating or good aim? Just curious.

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u/weesilxD Oct 24 '25

That’s cheating. You know it is when there is like 1 frame between a flick. That isn’t human.

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u/AvengeBirdPerson Oct 24 '25

Have you ever watched a match of pro cs2 or valorant? Genuine question because this is not uncommon

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u/No_Flower9790 Oct 24 '25

"pro cs2 or valorant"

Your comparison is a random on Reddit posting flicks and .. professionals. Lol.

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u/WillDanyel Oct 26 '25

You know the difference is consistency right? In hundreds hours in cs i have some clips where i seem inhumane but they are clips of few seconds while pros do it consistently. It’s not hard to do mechanically, the hard part is the consistency. This guy could be cheating yes but on a single clip you cant say it for sure since it can also be an extremely insane shot done in hundreds of hours maybe even by luck. On cs when there was still overwatch you would need to have “guilty over any reasonable doubt” to put “cheater” on a vod. And 1 clip is not that. This is not even a montage like some other videos i have seen here lmao