Plug-in problems have long been a major problem in FPS games, and the strength of the official ban can often only be reduced and cannot be eliminated. What's even more outrageous is that the opener is not limited to ordinary players, and many times professional players and anchors will also use it.
Recently, the Checkmate Gaming platform is hosting an online match for Call of Duty: Vanguard, but after a 2v2 match, two of the contestants have reported to the referee that something is not right. Because he found that his opponent's operation was a little too strange, he was fully aware of his side's movements during the game.
After watching the replay, the referee was also suspicious and immediately negotiated with Kenji, the player who was reported. Unexpectedly, the other party looked fearless and took the initiative to point the camera at himself and the computer screen for follow-up matches.
At this time, most people will be intimidated by the other party's behavior, but the face punch often occurs in an instant! Do not know that he forgot to turn off the plug-in; Or the plug-in opened too much, I can't remember what the normal game screen is like. On Kenji's computer screen, several "boxes" flashed frequently. "It's nothing else, it's what players often call perspective.
The online game relies on the opening and hanging to win the opponent, and the official attitude is zero tolerance! Kenji was then disqualified and permanently banned from his Checkmate Gaming platform account, and he lost the opportunity to participate in the Checkmate Gaming platform competition in the future.
Kenji's "self-detonating truck" behavior is both shocking to his boldness and making people wonder if online racing is too relaxing. But if you want to talk about the degree of outrageousness, it is not impossible to sit under the eyes of the referee and hang up.
On the stage of the 2018 CSGO Extreme Lands Finals, Nikhil "forsaken" Kumawat from the OPTIC INDIA team was disqualified for using plug-ins during the competition. And at such a large event, this is the first time such news has occurred.
During the competition, the Indian player locked his gun like a god of war. After the system test suspected that there was a hanging, the on-site referee looked at his computer. The dramatic part is that the referee did not bother to find evidence. A file named "Word .exe" is on the desktop before it can be cleaned up.
His teammates looked at him with a confused look on their faces. I really can't think of what kind of brain circuits can make people choose to hide their own evidence of opening and hanging in this way.
The use of "scientific and technological means" to achieve the purpose of indiscriminate killing usually only satisfies the vanity of the person who opens the hanger. But if it is hammered, it is followed by social death. But even so, there are still many people who have gone forward to join the Kaihang army. In the current situation, it is not enough to rely on the player's self-awareness to solve the problem.
Through various hardware and software facilities, stricter supervision of the plug-in problem is obviously a better way.