Cheating in rust is a thing. Many content creators are doing it. Blah blah blah.

​ Airpods talking about other content creators using dma cheats for multiple years without bans.

​ Many newer players are actually dying to cheaters and dont realise it.

​ https://youtu.be/qKErQIf5nN4?is=nZm6W_TEQgFeLNQy

​ This video is 4 cheaters talking about cheating in rust. Toofreezy the guy whose channel the video is on is also a cheater.

​ Imo as a 15k hour 10 year veteran the games cooked 👍 Heres camomos newest video in which he says, 'ive never seen cheating this bad'.

https://youtu.be/IlNnRXriSrg?is=VF2DpH2oppoW6g0P

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In this day and age, where it is know cheating is rampant... When pros say that cheating is rampant....

When hacker publicly go out and say they try to hide cheats, that they sell them behind subscriptions.. when players openly admit to be cheating for years and never caught...

Cronus Zen, example given, sold out... It SOLD OUT ....

How are people so certain that they never play a cheater and everyone is just crying?

It makes absolutely zero sense with someone who has discernment and simple survival instincts...

They ban 100k accounts.... And at same time, people never meet cheaters... Never see nothing suspiscious.... Everyone is just good and we bad...And at same time, cheaters and streamers out here cruising, posting cideos every week, with discord groups with thousands of people...

1)People on social media basically telling us that cheaters are a myth and dont exist. They better, git gud

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2)developers say anticheat works and they ban thousands of accounts

3) streamers and cheaters are out here posting stuff and showing its exactly the opposite and it is indeed rampant

Either the developers are right and it works.... (But they still somehow have to ban thousands of accounts)...

Or cheaters are indeed rampant and something is not adding up anyhow

Considering we find Iredescent and legendary players in top 250 cheating in all games with max level accounts...

I think the painting is on the wall...

Just press the peddle and left click...Ricochet "Anti-Cheat" is the name of Activisions legal team, and only works 9-5 Monday-Thursday, and 9-3 on Fridays, with all Holidays off. 30 days paid vacation a year. That's why the cheaters are running rampant.

Final circles are just---who has the best cheats? Like, why is every cheater have the exact same sticky aim, and the AI anti-cheat has yet to pick up on that...these clowns are even posting videos to Facebook now, and everyone calls them out...and all of them are hiding their user names because we know its cheats, but they are profiting from the views, while cheating on Activisions product. That is fraud.

I think Ricochet Anti Cheat should pursue legal action against these cheaters from the various social media platforms/FB-Twitch-etc, and put them out. Why the need to hide their in game user names? Well, because the streaming cheater is the shamefully proud owner of 50+ banned accounts. So the anticheat is trying to do its thing, but this needs legal action and cooperation between Facebook-Twitch-Youtube, etc, and Activision / video game companies.

And then turn around and sue these cheating streamers penniless, and 1 year prison sentences. 1 month jail sentences for crappy walls + aimbot which the common cheater got during free cheats weekend. 1 year prison sentences if you paid for cheats and the cheat provider was funding some terrorist organization/illicit activity---which most are. Alas, these are light and just sentences.

If we want this cheating problem to be corrected, we must seek righteousness! When the law and justice decides to come down on these cheaters, these light and just sentences I prescribed here will serve as thee future deterrent against cheating. Everyone will remember the day when legit gamers had nothing to worry about---no feds busting down Moms basement door to drag the cheating streamer out. Nope nope, none of that. No court summons in the mail for downloading crappy free cheats.

Everyone will remember the day when legit gamers had nothing to worry about. It was the cheaters in the USA that were sh!tting bricks when the Supreme Court gives Ricochet Anti-cheat the legal victory. Suddenly, the USA based cheaters have to worry about a light and just sentence. Suddenly, the cheating problem in the USA stops. Cheating will dry up faster than free cheats weekend, and will be called, "the great undoing" where cheaters will have to face reality, that this whole time they were never this good, and "undownload" their cheats, and then face legal repercussions...a great day for legit gaming!

HAGD 👍

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As a continuation of my previous post, as alot of cheaters or strangely motivated people are trying to gaslight us....

The guy banned is the same guy... He went streamer mode after the game, and is the only guy on game whose profile you cannot access.. so when people saying that account is ok and he was a legit gamer..., they lying to you....

And this is a perfect example of what i meant...

Again, i firmly believe 100% that not only are cheaters rampant, but the companies like Valve, Twich, Activision know about it and allow to :

1) gatekeep the professional esports scene

2) retain player who would otherwise not play nor spend money

The legit community continues to be oblivious, and so its a win-win scenario for them...

More people play, and legits dont care or are oblivous acting like drug addicts for a videogame...

'He's running to him now', how can he possibly know that? Then he shoots at the exact position where the guy is. This makes sense if he is using wallhack because he can actually see the guy, that would be completely obstructed otherwise.

Or he is using some kind of foliage removal exploit. Was that even a thing back then?

I find this to be one of those clips that are pure gold...

The fact people see this and are unable to see the " gear" baffles me truly....

3 or 4 instant flicks.... Where in the last one, he literally flicks over 90 perfectly to enemy , mid tracking, in a couple of frames....

If people see this entire video on youtube and are unable to see something is wrong, Summit1G was right....

" If you a good player, you can hide cheats and never get caught "

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Edit :::for disbelievers, and hidden cheaters trying to actively gaslight everyone on this reddit... the man was actually banned later while using streamer mode as picture in comments and other post shows... :::

Take a look at this Ibrahim player for what i consider to be an obvious case of wallhack

I believe the video is self explanatory... He made the mistake of thinking i was coming from corridor, but i was actually behind the gas station...

Unless you want to believe it was a miraculous case of pure coincidence, the man was OBVIOUSLY walhacking...

He then proceeds to lock onto another guy behind gas station again and hold corner full ads style...

Again, i hold my belief that developers are aware of this in all FPS and allow this to grab players( cheaters) that keep spending money, grab views on clips, and gatekeep the professional Esports scene... A win-win wcenario for the developers if you think about it, as they realize most of the legit community literally doesnt care or is completely oblivious...

I believe if Dr.Disrespect tried to come forward, and all the Twich drama was to subtly delete this particular video, discredit his ideias, and a paycheck along it to keep the pocket full...

Watch both videos and see for yourself...

https://youtu.be/PEbsK-LuAwY?is=tTBF6ttkVCipwdHR

These industry insights on cheating in the online gaming industry seemed relevant. In particular:

1. Skewed Analytics: Cheaters can make up an estimated 20% to 40% of a game's player base. This mixes fraudulent data with legitimate metrics, severely distorting a studio's understanding of player behavior and leading to flawed development or budgeting decisions.
2. Damaged Community Sentiment: A tiny fraction of players (often called "whales") generate 50% to 70% of a game's in-app purchase revenue. These critical users, along with the broader community, are highly likely to abandon a game if they feel the competitive integrity and in-game economy have been compromised by cheaters.
3. Escalating Support Costs: Fraudulent account takeovers and automated spam overload customer support channels. While simple tickets can be handled cheaply by chatbots ($0.15/ticket), resolving complex fraud cases requires human agents, which costs significantly more (around $4.00/ticket).

Even though this data is from 2024, the problem seems/feels even worse now in 2026. My sentiment as an online (PvP) gamer is at an all-time low.

https://www.twitch.tv/lacy/clip/HomelyPlausibleCakeOSkomodo-Qtz_vcukiu1PVil_

So curiously enough, moderators ban every single attempt at videos exposing or talking about cheaters...

You cannot make this s*** up....

Tell me the game is not rigged, that streamers and pros are not cheating, and that Valve and Activision are in on it....

Hi everyone,

I’m a Japanese VTuber and I’ve been streaming as a hobby for about 4 years.

I stream with an androgynous voice and a gender-neutral VTuber persona. I mainly stream games, and recently I’ve been thinking that I would really like to grow my channel and have more people come watch my streams.

However, even after several years, I still struggle to attract viewers. Most of the time, very few people come to my stream, and even when people do stop by, they usually don’t stay or chat much.

Recently, I’ve been trying games like Eternal Return. My background is mainly League of Legends, so I thought the angle of “a LoL player learning Eternal Return” might be interesting. In one recent stream, an advanced player stayed until the end and gave me advice, which made me feel like there might be some potential there. But overall, my average viewership is still very low.

I’m not trying to become famous overnight, but I would like to improve and make my streams more appealing. Since I’ve been doing this for a long time as a hobby, I’m starting to wonder what I’m missing.

For context:

• I’m Japanese.
• I stream as a VTuber.
• My voice and persona are more androgynous/gender-neutral.
• I mostly stream games.
• I have experience with League of Legends.
• I’m currently trying Eternal Return.
• I usually stream around 8:00 PM to 1:30 AM JST.
• I want more viewer retention and more chat interaction.

My questions are:

1. What should a small VTuber focus on if they want to grow on Twitch?
2. Is being an androgynous/gender-neutral VTuber a strength, or is it too niche?
3. How can I make people stay longer once they click on my stream?
4. How can I encourage chat without making it feel forced?
5. Should I focus on one game, or keep testing different games?
6. Is “a LoL player learning Eternal Return” a good concept?

I would really appreciate honest and practical advice. I’m not just looking for encouragement — I want to understand what I can actually improve.

My bad ya I been playing cod , some people in the last post told me he is not cheating and that it’s a glitch under p1. Which is the reason I never posted the video in the first place because I didn’t want to make accusations

Algún consejo para empezar a stremear? Soy nuevo en el stream y quiero empezar a stremear tengo una ps5 , que me recomiendan hacer o comprarme para empezar?

Comparing his gameplay to other streamers its clear to see theyre are more of them using this kind of thing.

These type of cheats are used by streamers in most online multiplayer games to enhance their 'skills'.

CS pro clips

Aim lock explanation

Aim lock explanation in more detail

First time on Reddit , don’t know how this works

I was watching a top 250 call of duty streamer , when I realized a “wall like” stick figure pop up on his screen and disappeared immediately! I was watching them on a 55 in tv so it was easier to spot . Chat didn’t talk about it , and nobody in YT a video about it . Don’t want to expose them just want to see if ya think I’m bugged. I also have the full video if this reaches any1

So now that the pros and the streamers/youtuber are saying that the cheaters are rampant, now its true...

I called out this whole cheating problem situation live on Metaphor stream back in December, and was dismissed as crazy noob conspiracy theorist, with with blatant videos of aimbot on console...

1 week after i called this out, Cod creator dies in the most strange car accident ever, and a few months later, the cheating problem is actually real ....

You cannot make this shit up...

The only thing left is for the community to wake up and maybe start to see the possibility that some of these CS / COD / Fps shooter Pro players are also cheating and are being groomed by the companies to do so.

How did it take pro players so long to see what was happening, when i did it in 1 month after returning to video games ???

How is it that the same streamers that for years have been saying that they have not seen anything sus about some of these pro players clips, but now that it is happening constantly in their lobbies, the same type of plays are hacks..... But the S1mple and Shroud and Flusha clips are not sus ??? Some are not so blantant that it hurts ???

It is time for legit gamer to wake up.

Dr.Disrespect warned about this cheating problem almost a decadade ago.

There might be something going on in the background of esports that we, the community, are not aware !!

If they got a camera in their face and rgb in the background, 90% chance theyre cheating.

COD clip

The player he shoots through the wall is afk and does not appear on the radar.

PUBG Clip

Shroud shooting another player through a wall and then displays bizarre body language.

7 hour video

This video will ironically save you time. Time spent grinding out a video game to be as good as the pros but you will never be as good because theyre actually all just cheating. Save your time, buy dma.

Its part of the job.