Blackpilled About Multiplayer Hacking

>research cheats after experiencing blatant hackers 80% of my games >find out how easy it is to cheat nowadays >it's not even jank like they used to be >literally top producing teams with their own unironic business >making cheats is literally their paid job >cheats made never get caught and intentionally designed to be undetectable >game companies don't care or can't chase them all down >some streamers sell custom MONTHS blatantly hacking and nothing happens >most anticheat like VAC, EAC and others are practically useless >if you play any competitive game it's basically hacks vs hacks I am blackpilled so hard right now. There's literally no reason to play a multiplayer FPS nowadays if you are a legit player. You probably have a cheater each game and that's not even an exaggeration. Not only are these undetectable most companies don't care anymore if people are hacking (more playercount I guess). Nuclear blackpill is that aimbots nowadays are natural looking. They are literally AI trained and you can scale the skill up and down. The only time I can detect an aimbot is if some dumbo has it on max and keeps killing me 1-2 shots every time. But if this was a soft aimbot I would have no way of knowing.

A 4chan-style screenshot shows a Counter-Strike player surrounded by brightly highlighted enemy silhouettes and a long greentext rant about modern multiplayer cheating. The punchline is the exaggerated “blackpill” conclusion that cheats are now AI-trained, subtle, and nearly impossible for legitimate players to detect, making competitive games feel like “hacks vs hacks.” It is shared as a cynical reaction to rampant cheating and ineffective anti-cheat systems.

• @gentoomemes / 6742 2023-10-11