I turned one of your demos down because it did not show a hacker using hacks. Our polite way or saying this is "not enough proof". This is a standard response that Phil has explained well. If that one was hacking, he turned them off. I recommend watching them yourself before turning them in if you aren't sure. Watching in wireframe usually either will convince us of a wall hack, or make us go "No way that is a wallhack or the player would've <insert scenerio>" Slow motionhelps show aimbots better. Just because someone gets some crazy shots or gets some kills through "solid" objects doesn't automatically mean they are hacking. Good sound cards and map knowledge are mistaken for hacks all the time. The most important thing to note is we won't add people to the global ban list unlesswe are110% sure they are hacking. Keep this in mind.... if someone were to submit a demo of
you having a good/unusual session, would you want us to just ban if we weren't sure?
