Profile of aerafield

Jump back to quoted post12 Mar 2021, 15:30 PMRosbone

The one issue I have with this clip is that the unit capping the fuel was moving towards the sandbag volks also. Seeking may have reacted to that unit, not the approaching paths. Is that possible?

Asking you cause I am noob.

Jump back to quoted post11 Mar 2021, 23:31 PMPip

There's a bare minimum amount of input lag that literally any player will have simply due to how networking functions, and there's 1/5th of a second (or thereabouts) of reaction time to take into account, even if Seeking has "very fast reactions". If the replay isnt significantly desynched, then I don't think it's a reasonable thing for him to have "Reacted" to. FoW would have to be quite different in the replay to how it was in the live game for it to really make sense.

If there's an inconsistency with the replay, I'd have thought it more logical that the opposing player would appear to react slightly /slower/ than they "actually" did, rather than more quickly?

I think we need more data points/a thorough examination of Replays to know for sure one way or another tbh.

Jump back to quoted post11 Mar 2021, 01:37 AMRosbone

These two frames are a little closer in time. The FOW is still moving.

Jump back to quoted post6 Mar 2021, 20:33 PMXARDAS

https://imgur.com/a/PnWvXIv

Jump back to quoted post5 Mar 2021, 15:12 PMredfox

I have never heard of the possibility to hack something like this. All I know of is cheesy sync-error tactics that apparently some people use.