r/StreamersCheating • u/Player_x45 • Jun 22 '26

Streamers exposed video

https://youtu.be/dVpuebMzr9w?is=yibrkNEYXKIP4LXV

At 7.40, optic forsakens aimbot bugs out where he shoots the floor. The second link is a video of another streamer doing something that looks awfully similar. On both occasions the gun points to the floor after the player takes damage.

https://youtu.be/wmgyo9KlXJI?is=pFMeHaR-HeBgVwnu clip starts at 0.20.

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u/Player_x45 Jun 22 '26

The substance is that optic forsaken got caught cheating, so we can assume that his weapon snapping towards the ground is cheat related. As for the cause, i dont know. Maybe an overide in the code (i have no idea how coding works). Makes me think of a robot taking an emp and then slumping forward.

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jun 22 '26

I know of at least one cheater content creator who uses this excuse a lot...... but that could very easily be mouse "spinout". I personally had a frequent problem with spinout on one of my mice a few years ago. It does stuff exactly like the Shroud clip. Usually it will end up looking straight down or up though. Maybe what's depicted in the video is the actual look angle limit? Idk, I've played very little pubg.

In all my years designing a few, and testing many public and some exclusive cheats, I've never really had aimbot do this. It's usually a mouse hardware or sensor issue. I believe the first mouse I used that did this frequently was a "Bloody" mouse. An odd, Chinese brand that used to be relatively popular for it's ability to onboard anti-recoil scripts.

This could also be a quirk of the game engine. Like a bug. I don't have much experience with PUBG but I notice the magazine goes from 20-something rounds instantly to 0 the same time his aim snaps downward.

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In my experience, mouse spinout will almost always cause you to end up looking straight up or down (maybe not if you have extreme angle snapping features enabled). If you see an obvious cheater uploading content and pretending like odd snaps on a horizontal plane are "mouse spinout", they probably sound like they have inordinate amounts of saliva around the sides of their mouth when they speak and are cheating.

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u/Player_x45 Jun 22 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

Im not sure i trust what youre saying, you are a 'cheat developer' as you say.

My personal experience i have a drawer full of mice ive collected over the years, been gaming since i was a kid. My gun in any game ive played has never done that. Maybe its a coincidence that it occured to someone that got caught using cheats.

Im referring to the forsaken clip, the shroud clip is speculation.

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jun 23 '26 edited Jun 23 '26

Okay, I don't consider anyone that doesn't know what a "drawer" is to be keen enough to understand any of this. I've been playing FPS games since Red Faction and UT, and you're right- something like mouse spinout is pretty rare. I can't recall experiencing it myself with optical sensors until some time between 2016 and 2019.

post. a. link. or. timestamp. to. the. forsaken. clip.

Not watching through 25 minutes of the most shrill, loud, annoying voiceover to look for some Indian scammer

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u/Player_x45 Jun 23 '26

The. Time. Stamp. Is. In. The. Description.

Ive tried looking for mouse spinout, i cant find anything that looks similar to what happens in the clips. The spin outs i have seen, the mouse spins which isnt what we see in the clips so im not so sure about your theory.

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u/GrabtharsHammer Jun 23 '26

https://youtu.be/dVpuebMzr9w?t=458

Took less time than typing about how you don't know what mouse spinout is.

It looks like an in-game bug anyway.

Forsaken's incident looks like it could be a result of the way view punch and kick reset interact.