@@donnieo4838 '' yeah pro players look at the ground and spin around and do insane flicks all the time bro. Its not spinbot. '' propobly cs loading screen
I’m sad you didn’t put in the clip of someone asking him to buy skins cuz he had a default knife and his reply was “I don’t wanna lose money when I get Vaced” honestly my favorite clip from flusha
pubg have a really big problem with cheaters. Sometimes it even looks like game developers support them... Well, it's possible in case when cheat production is more profitable than an actual game. Developers should protect high rated cheaters in some way for more profits, but at the same time they should make a vision of "battle" against them.
@@Spotcats Then its still a compliment cuz the people who use cheats don't even know what the word integrity means, they think winning at all cost is respectable.
I have play time of 150 hours and CS is my first pc game...and my opponents told that i was a cheater...that night i only thought of that (Am not havker)
And they didn't even show the most definitive one, which is the one shox is referring to in that leaked audio recording. All the ones shown in this video are just instinctive reaction and luck combined with good game sense. The only thing special about it is pulling it of in major tournaments against the best opponents out there and not matchmaking with randoms. The most obvious one however (LDLC vs fnatic on cache, flusha with AK as CT in connector, spamming the wall towards mid/boost with perfect aimbot-like hits on an off-angle in the middle of the spray) is the only one that actually convinced me.
if you compete in so many matches like flusha you will acumulate a lot of funny, weird and lucky situations. especially if ur a player who loves to do wallbangs.
The whole “I lift my mouse a lot”-thing does actually make a bit of sense. I play with a very low dpi and lift my mouse too, and it sometimes causes your crosshair to move very unpredictably very fast. The thing is, we only see the few times that it flicked to a place with an enemy standing behind, not the possible thousands of times inbetween where it flicked to nobody.
exactly this. I'm not saying it's impossible he cheated, but cherry picked clips picked up traction because people love drama. I really doubt he ever cheated.
@@sIacker Every pro player, there's people try and hate because they are jealous and call them cheaters, it's nothing new - they tried it with shroud pre csgo, and during his pubg prime, they did it to Dr disrespect, tim, Dr Lupo, Ninja and so on etc.. These guys play as professional level, that the Normal filthy casual who plays csgo 10hrs a day can't comprehend, these guys play 15-20+ hours a day even days lol... People just jealous and salty.
I actually was thinking about that while watching the video, pretty sure he did that so many times on random places but they are only showing the sussy clips
@@savageninja7710 There are plenty of players with the same success rate of entries that don't take as many risks. When it works, it works but when it fails, its detrimental to a round. arT is just lucky to be playing in an online era of CS.
@@EtopiaCA so ur telling me that FURIA has remained a top 10 or or top 5 team in the world constantly and winning everything in NA for 2 years cuz they keep getting lucky??? I dont think I have to point out how stupid you sound
The clip where he starts shooting one guy and headshots the other, is that really suspicious? He aimed at the first guy throughout and suddenly they both lined up while he was still shooting, seems a coincidence to me
I agree. I had a similar situation on de_cbble back in the CSS days. I was T going A in a 3v5, spotted one in switcher and got jumped by someone from spot and one bullet I shot at that one killed the guy in switcher and didn't even notice. I kept aiming at switcher until one of my dead mates screamed at me "PLANT THE BOMB YOU IDIOT SWITCHER IS DEAD". Plays like that happen.
Its always been so weird to be aswell how that clip is always comes up when they talk about flusha cheater. He sprays like a mad man on a jumping guy, missing like 99% of the bullets, and then a second guy comes up right behind the first one and line up like two galaxies on collide course. And he hits them both. It should be referred to lucky shit nr 1 instead of cheat.
If you slow that clip down you can clearly see the aim changing direction completely and locking the other guys head. Either he just had an insane moment and did that on purpose or an aimhack did it for him. But it wasnt just a lucky lineup in any way you look at it.
@@Kyle-jv1hi BS, VAC would bann him automatically when they detect a cheat, many pros got banned. And none of the players are "cash cows", either he had a ultra good private cheat which cant be detected or he was just good.
@siniztah I play with a cheater at least once a week on csgo, VAC cannot keep up with the ever-changing cheat software nowadays. The cheaters will stick around as long as people keep making excuses for their "skills".
Yeah I'm sure most good aim bots can somewhat calculate for things like spray patterns, I don't think any bot could pick up a players head behind another player while running and about 20 shots into a burst.
5:45 if you watch the clip, and if you actually play csgo, you would know that when you spray and move around with the m4a1, the spray is absolutely ridiculous. I think its legit to be fair because it honestly just looks like a lucky headshot from the spray because no one can gauge where the spread is going when your walking and spraying. And we all know your bullets in cs never just go to where your crosshair directly is, but rather all over your screen lmao.
Yeah 100%,out of all the clips to focus on, this was the least suspicious one. Imo it's a ridiculous accusation to make in the first place but if you wanna make a case that he was cheating, a clip of a lucky high spread stray bullet doesn't do the trick.
Its not the spray that is suspicious here. Its the crosshair that flicks onto the other guy for one bullet and back again. I dont know if you can properly see it in this video when you slow it down, but in the original with full fps you can see his mouse moves from left to right like one would to adjust, BUT for one or two frames it goes to the left MID right swipe.
i feel like he just randomly flicks to the walls in game so that the people watching would be more confused and the haters would start hating even more
Pretty sure he's shooting there just in case someone is holding that angle. All the clips look like he got lucky cause of how skilled he is, or he is just guessing and there just happens to be someone there.
one thing to consider is that with this much time and this many pros playing a game for 10 years, i feel like it would be statistically unlikely if there wasn't a player who gets sussy clips again and again
and the fact is people are just cherry picking, you could easily find clips of most pros in similar situations and clips of flusha flicking like this on noone
@@srensen3081Except it’s not. You can find a few clips of other pros, but you can’t make long compilations of them like without flusha. It’s not just that he locks onto people through walls, its that he consistently does it.
7:52 it might look pretty suspicious, but if you actually watch that match's demo without the caster and the crowd noises, you can hear how seized scoped. Little detail that you can’t hear because of all the noise
@@theMelvinShow i think sparkles made a video....where he shows how crazy detailed an aimbot can be. u can set it to: "aim top right of enemy head/aim at his left knee/aim 10px to the right of his elbow" (when pressed) instead of directly on the head/player. or smth like that. its really mindblowing...how deep this shit goes
This is 100% true story. I didn't heard about this "story" that he played on a computer that frame drops and learned to predict stuff BUT from experience playing on low end computer all my life (sue me. I'm not rich or have money to buy recent computers. Right now, I have Athlon X4 PC which was made 2015 I think.), I can relate on those frame drops and IT DOES allows you to predict stuff. My game is League of Legends and I have this term called "Macro predictions" wherein there are times where I know where each players are to the point that I am 100% sure I can hit a skill shot in fog of war based on predicting movement patterns of my opponent. And yes, this, I think, stemmed from me playing on a computer with 15-25 FPS a few years now. I also predict skill shots because with that FPS, you cannot do the tip "put your mouse over your opponent and skill and it will hit." No. It doesn't work that way on a 15 fps machine. Same as him, I developed a strategy to predict "where and when a team fight will happen." I played as Yorick and split push. I did this strategy wherein I use those macro predictions and go the farthest on that "predicted" teamfights. AND IT WORKS. Not only it helped me gain better framerate (of course since my rig don't need to process more skill effects) but I also effectively learned WHEN TO PULL before my opponents even get there. So, yeah, I agree that playing in low end pc will allow you to practice those predictions.
Faith, it is even more suspicious that way. See, the clutch moment, you are 1v1, you aware of few angles where an opponent could show up and you then you hear a sound. If you played a lot of cs, ask yourself what would you do. I'am not a pro, but I found myself doing what most good players do: flick pre-fire a spot what was exposed to be right after I heard the sound. In cs go (like almost in every other shooting game) you often aiming at PLACES, not at enemies. You expect enemy's head to be at certain spot for you to aim at. The better player is, the faster and more precise he aims at that spots and faster gets a kills. In that situation you hear a scope, meaning enemy is going to peek you, so you flick pre-fire his most probable position, which could be ramp box or top part of ramp where he actually moved his crosshair after aim locking weird spots. Those things simply burn into your muscle memory, you don't aim at places where nothing could be. Your pre aim places where you have a possibility to catch enemy, angles, wallbangs etc. In that moment you are driven by all your useful experience, which brought you there. I hightly doubt that after a thousands played dust2 matches flusha ever killed somebody through ramp wall so that experience lasted and he subconsciously tried to do that again. Same was with cache clip. There are even in theory nothing to shoot at.
Respect to him for taking creativity to the next level, creating a meme for himself, based on the specific controversy surrounding him and his gameplay. Dude legit owned everyone else before they could own him, and that's not even including his gaming instincts.
That's exactly what it is. He uses the crowd to get under the skin of the pros and therefore forcing them to play predictable in certain situations. If you can influence your enemy to do what you want them to do, you will always win.
*Flusha meanwhile:* If I look like I'm hacking maybe everyone thinks I'm hacking, that starts to put doubt in their mind so that they make more mistakes.
after a certain point, this unironically imagine having that much of a mental advantage where every 1vx situation the team goes 'shit guys its flusha we probably lose we knows where we are' even as a joke thats going to hurt the moral lol
I think that he lead into the thought that he was cheating on purpose to make his opponents be on edge every time they played against them. So every now and then when he knew someone was behind a box or something he would randomly fire just to piss off the people who thought he was cheating. I will say though, that even though I haven't played much of cs, in valorant I end up getting lots of kills through walls and smokes from random guesses on where the enemies are, he is probably just the same.
being called a cheater while legit is already a huge compliment let alone at the top level of cs that is literally the best compliment anyone can ever receive
@tyler hall well for one most tournaments use replays which are 32tick that alone makes everything look more suspicious, im not one to say that server tickrate effects gameplay heavily but 32ticks defo effect replays heavily
imo that fishy play on Cache was just him remembering that he forgot to check boxes so he quickly flicked his wrist in that direction while panicking and started shooting. If you look closely his crosshair doesn't perfectly line up with the players hitbox that he is supposedly shooting through the wall at. I could be wrong though because the footage is pretty grainy. Edit for spelling.
@@kendob9642 what is the problem with appearing weak or “soy” whatever. Masculinity is quite redundant in today’s society. We aren’t neanderthals that need to club each other to death to be successful in life.
Developing a certain playstyle because of potato pc limitations is actually quite an underrated statement. And something I've actually seen happening in my own experience. My best friend used to play League Of Legends many years ago and back then he had a shitty laptop that couldn't produce more than 20fps at best and had like 6-8 fps in teamfights. On that abysmall setup he managed to reach Diamond in ranked. Because of the limitations he developed this amazing game sense of thinking many steps ahead and taking account of everything that could give him an edge in the strategic aspect of the game. It's similar to the way handicapped people develop skills to be able to do things their disability wouldn't allow.
I feel what your friend have been through in the past I was playing on potato laptop with shitty internet connexion and I have been like that for like more than 10 years but the day I got a new setup and the best internet connexion my level just exploded and I think playing like that for 10 years was really the best thing that happened to me on gaming
still doesnt make you magically stop when hovering youre crosshair over people thrwe walls and then perfectly shooting them the exact moment youre on them its aim lock if you once used it and played arround with the settings you know it mouse lifting happens but doesnt stop perfectly once youre crosshair is one someone threw a wall and then shooting the exact moment
No. This trash pc story is complete horseshit. In a 3d game where anyone can be anywhere at any given moment you literally cannot predict shit and not at that sucessrate. Its bs.
@@MoundN people are so naive and never used a cheat before obviously if you think he didnt cheat he had so many obvious moments and getting vaced itself too
@@MoundN this post cracked me up. haven't played league in 10 years but making it to diamond with 6-8fps in a late teamfight is hilarious. Imagine believing your online buddy is rain man instead of maybe a guy who's using one of his many cheats to manipulate his ping and make his weird behavior more believable. Again, 8 FPS in a high rank team fight ahaha unreal.
@@Snope111 yeah his accuracy when that shot was fired would've been so low just from movement that if an aimbot *had* locked that player it would've sprayed all over & hit nothing.
I know this is anecdotal... but when i watch my own demos trying to improve there are tons of times where it looks like I "lock" or see someone through a wall, or even get a kill that looks fishy as fuck and if I get those coincidences as an average player with 4k hrs. I assume pros have it all the time.
The difference is that in certain clips, he shots a single or a couple rounds in a VERY specific direction, sometimes non-bang able or common surfaces. It’s one thing to put rounds into a known position or common spot for lurks/rotations and quite another to do some of the things in certain clips of his.
@@SahiPie Yeah but often in those scenarios he is shooting at a potential location. Like the one on cache in tree room, it looked like he nervously spooked himself and prefired the jump onto the box in the corner. If anyone happens to be in the entrance to B from main they will be under that crosshair. It's the knowledge of these kind of things that makes me not believe flusha cheats.
@@patrykapiezo1650 Not sure what you're getting at, but he tried to cheat the system and got caught doing it - resulting in 120h community service. Winnings in Esports does not count as gamling winnings, atleast not in Sweden. This is due to it being won due to skill, and therefor our taxation office thinks it is money that you earned as a job. Hence, you need to pay about 50% of the winnings in tax and other fees. He didn't do that, and well, that is cheating.
My favorite ones are the clips where he’s already shooting at someone and his aimbot goes crazy and starts shooting at someone that isn’t out a main yet.
Bottom line: there’s no evidence that Flusha was/is hacking even tho he seems sus sometimes...besides if it’s such a problem why doesn’t the tournament org have somebody watch the players set up their PCs? That way there’s no way a person could cheat
While I agree that there's no evidence, you're wrong that there's no way a person could cheat. There are lots of videos of cheats that you don't even need the PC for and there's definitely big money in it.
@@MoonMoon53 Also, the pcs at tournaments do not have cheats installed on them, for them to have cheats, someone has to download them, so if one official pays careful attention, then they will see if he cheated or not.
@@andrewkielbasowycz1915 this just shows me you have none silver XD, say they have a setup or favor a site or locations on buys forces or saves and you hear a foot... bam
who knows it might be big brain if you suspect someone being somewhere to shoot randomly somewhere else to bait them to peak and hold that angle again to get them on the peak. might be an explanation, but IDK
I love how you guys covered this. This is such a pillar of CS lore that you had to cover it but barring spying on him and going hardcore investigative journalism on it there’s no conclusive way to present it. Glad you found a way to do it justice by just stating the facts. And I’m with Moses on this one. It’s sketchy, but it’s far more entertaining and laudable so I’ll enjoy the ride til there’s a reason not to.
It's weird how unsolvable it is. The cheat that "smn" admitted to using was a low FOV aimbot that, on "legit" settigs, only corrected his aim on specific bullets. He claimed that people only got suspicious of him because he'd used exaggerated settings. On one hand this makes flusha cheating seem more likely, because of how sophisticated software can be. But then on the other hand, why would such software ever even allow him to lock onto people so blatantly?
Cause the cheat is not rendering the walls correctly and when you go near a player through walls it can stick to him, like if hes got the aimlock on a key or the trigger and he hovers over a player through a wall and it shoots or locks depending on what is being used
So when designing and developing software, you aim to create something that has as few bugs and handles as many edge cases as possible and it is impossible to know if you have found every bug and handled every edge case. A bug that wasn't discovered during QA or an edge case the developer didn't identify and properly handle can easily cause a soft aimlock hack to be more blatant than intended.
I've seen an interview with a chinese cheater that talked in depth about his cheating and why he would never receive a VAC ban, in short the cheater bought a script written by a dev in Europe for 12k euro with additional 300 euro payment every time the game updates which requires script update. Basically untraceable, and it's so private that something like VAC will never get it into its database and recognize it as a cheat. He talked briefly about how he got his first account overwatch banned, basically limit testing and mention pros possibly using similar stuff. Ever wonder why the "mouse lifting" stuff stopped happening when gear checking became standardized? If it doesn't look normal it probably isn't. I don't thing top players right now cheat, it's not possible, but in the past? Especially flusha's case, I think there's a real chance. Chances are also high that he's particularly unlucky about crosshair flicking into unfortunate places and he's totally innocent, but I just want to share some of my knowledge about the stuff here.
@@gyrozeppeli00 I think it's pretty general consensus now that these pro players (esp ones like flusha) has most likely cheated in the past because of just all the circumstantial and weird evidence out there and suddenly after they started tightening up on cheats and this started becoming an issue - all of a sudden these suspicious clips and "coincidences" and need for explanations pretty much stop and the players overall skill level starts to wane a little from their usual. I feel like it's kinda like that famous OJ simpson case - everyone knows he killed his wife and that he did it and most things point towards that but he gets off on a technicality that there just wasn't enough to fully pin it on him, and flusha and other old school ex cheaters are kinda like that for CS GO Most of these players are no longer as god-like or has fallen off quite a bit since then (although I guess you can blame it on natural aging and progression but it just seems some of these top 20 players fell off right after getting scrutinized and weird clips stop showing up) but even the couple years right after you can see that there was a significant drop in performance compared to before.
Worked with Fnatic at the time, Flusha didn't cheat. That Dust2 aimlock was debunked some time ago, his mouse hit the keyboard and his crosshairs never went across the CT. Devs went over the data beyond console and found nothing, they were given clean mice and weren't allowed to bring phones or any devices in with them. Flusha was just that good (and weird)
If Flusha was that good, why did he not remain consistent. By your logic, Flusha was very smart. Don't you expect a very smart player remain at the top? He was only 23 years old, he still had a lot of time to prove. That is what makes me not believe what you said. I see Device getting back on CS and destroying everyone, how can i look at Flusha and say " yes, he was just that good". Huh?
@@Greaves1047 the clip where he perfetctly aimlocks to a guy in just 1 frame in a smoked mirage palace just after winning the round it's one of the most blatant clips I've seen besides subroza lock on skadoodle. After the lock he rans away CT giving his back to the T to LOOK OVER TICKET in pure panic because he realized how blatant it was... (also he just defused open to ct just like 4 seconds before) Whoever says flusha didn't cheat is just in pure denial... After he was out of the storm he toggled off and started to suck, no more jumping ak shots, no more sprays that misteriously trigger middle-spray a headshot on a far enemy and no more flusha basically...
5:45 running (dont be stupid) 7:50 not triggerlock it was a flick (wasnt even on him) 9:15 seriously? its a demo.... if you have a brain you already know 10:35 literally not even close 13:10 smoke was fading, minimap spot possible but just unlucky for flamie 16:55 again smoke fading, minimap spot seems most likely (note they both shot each other at the same time) 17:40 literally one of the most common spots to hold 17:55 again jungle, preaiming common spot to hold (clearly has coms about last (note the player was tagged)) 19:40 has intel, slow peeks the first (if you play at a high level clearly the second player was playing off contact) 19:45 repeeks and sees no one, has to be pit, spammed, unlucky for rain when you have many many thousands of hours on a single game you are going to have many many many clips of yourself on said game, doing probably literally everything. some of you probably dont even watch your own demos and if you did you might realize that some of you even look fishy yourself, its called playing the game
His crosshair never even went over his head. He tried to track the guy close and a stray bullet hit the guy in short. If people say they never accidentaly hit a guy behind the one they were aiming at, they are lying
@@Hinem0N Besides unless someone is scoped in with an AWP where your bullet goes to your crosshair 100 percent. People seemed to forget that your bullets wont always hit where your crosshair is especially if youre spraying.
Alot of these "aim locks" weren't even locked onto the player, they were off by little but still not on the player and if he was able to see them those certain flicks would miss
There's aim locks that don't lock on directly onto players rather right next to them, basically just for information not to actually kill them. I don't think he's cheating tho honestly
How dishonest it is to blame flusha for the 6:00 clip, when everyone knows it's a lucky shot. Many clips can be judged as suspect, but this one is clearly not one of them.
@@pilotedavion6716 9 bullets left and saving 9 bullets to readjust your aim is better than spraying 9 bullets while readjusting then spending 2 seconds reloading while the other guy shoots you in the face
@@pilotedavion6716 incredibly confused on your logic. Low bullets, and low accuracy, and the other guy has his back turned in the air. I would also reset my spray, because I would 100% be able to kill him instead of leaving it to any chance
to check for cheaters, how about they attach a camera specifically in the mouse hand area for each player in the tournament? it will make the tournament 1000x more safe from aimbot cheaters.
Or, format and reimage every computer after every match, DO NOT allow personal hardware, Disable most USB ports. Only the most advanced hack would be able to happen
@@jordanwardle11 its already a thing back in the day most of the one who got ban used there hardware, the mouse and the headphones mostly that why now in IEM and ESL you dont use your own gear and the pc is setup be the organiser this was put in place after the ban of Forsaken
Bro, mans shot directly at a guy, through multiple walls, with absolutely zero chance of hitting him, shooting at a place where there was nobody in the room he was clearing, and instantly flicked to him. Thats not inhuman, thats robotic. Edit: I'm also not saying, especially with someone who uses low sensitivity, that the mouse cant flick conveniently to a person on the map, but when there are multiple clips of that happening, AND a shot is fired at what seems to be their head, when does a coincidence stop being that?
The Cache clip is the only egregiously suspicious evidence, but, oh man, is it sus af. Particularly, the way he realizes the mistake and shakes his mouse after.
Yes , thats the only one if you showed i would say its cheating. Its like he toogles on and off. Then again sometimes i flick and my mouse hits the keyboard too and spam 1 bullet, this one locked in an enemy head tho lol
How to cheat: - Memorize the map to the point where you can run through it blind By doing this, you'd be able to pre-fire through smoke or walls since you would know where the opponent most likely is (process of elimination).
Yea I always thought that. People spray through smokes while flusha prefires the same angles even if a smoke is up. Nothing close to “cheating” the man just knows his angles 🤷
Knowing all the angles is not enough. You also need to know that a player is at that specific angle. That's the easiest way to spot wallhacks. If they are stupid enough to only shoot at populated angles and just dismiss all the empty ones.
Agreed. Practicing to that level of detail. While having flusha's high capacity to imagine himself in their position, + also getting to know these people on a deeper level how they play . Through countless games, would be a good recipe for a Señor Vac
6¨12 you know that in cs go when you spray the bullets don't go where the crosshair's at right? on top of that he was moving while shooting which makes the spread even more drastic.
@@Adr3nalin3CsGO Yes, and not a single one actually locks onto their head, it’s always at least a whole head of, meaning that would be the worst hack to ever exist
@@sirkiz1181 You don't have any clue of smoth aim, aimlock, aimassist, sprayassist boy. very naive to think if its not the head, it's not a hack. You can just type in a hack while crouch aim at chest, when you lock from ride side of the guy, i locks on his right arm. not even arm, but near it. YOu can adjust everything today. And there's a lot more to spectate for example mouse speed acceleration before and while use lock key. Dumbass hacks aim straight to your head yeah.
yep he hits his keyboard, shoots accidentally and than can easily move more left, where before, he hit his keyboard :D so i guess he hit his keyboard out of the table probably ahahaha. you guys believe every fairy tale
but what you and your friends and even what i do is a completely level from a pro doing it in a tourney. Like at least u laugh wit ur friends when u do it, but if he played around and faked it he would gain nothing but hate/accusations that could interfere with his career
@@Joker-gn4jh not true. he even embraces the accusations, hence the senor vac nick. and why would accusations interfere with his career? dont you know that someone is innocent until proven guilty?
@@gusfalk For one, accusations can interfere with someone's career because of the reputation said person brings along. And I think you missed my point. Let's say that he is actually 200% sure not cheating. By "playing around" like he has been, he uselessly produces false speculations and such that would only trouble him; he doesn't even gain anything off doing that lol, if anything he loses more than he gains bc of people speculating like me. Especially by doing stuff like that in a tournament where people are much more sensitive about cheating because of the prize pool at stake.
In the third example, he is in a 1v3 situation and the angle he shoots at is a common hold position for T that have pushed through. He was probably on edge and thought he saw a T there and flicked. Pure coincidence that the T player was in the proximity of where his aim goes. He never actually aims for the T player, only at the angle where he expected a T to be in.
As insanely suspicious as some of these clips are, we are talking about someone who plays an incredibly cerebral game, with a level of game sense bordering on precognitive. When you're that in tune with the game, you will occasionally shoot at a place just because your instincts tell you someone is there, and you will be right more often than seems possible. It is entirely possible that his most sus clips exist because he is more in tune with the game and it's player meta at a subconscious level than most players have ever been consciously, and he knows to listen to his instincts; the end result of the vastly more powerful subconscious calculations.
@@RandomXse1245 you don't see the million clips where he tries those wallbangs and it doesn't work. you only see the ones where it does, and then you call him a cheater. as n0thing said, flusha has put more thought into how to be good at CSGO than most people will ever put into any subject in their life, he is both unbelievably talented and one of the top 0.000000001% most practiced people in the world at this game. when you combine those two factors, it is easy to see that he isn't cheating
@@RandomXse1245 you must have never watched flusha play live. He's always going for wallbangs and shots through smoke, and misses a solid 95% of the time.
@@RandomXse1245 Apparently aimbot locks on the air. Both the one on cache and d2 a site ramp locked on to the air next to the head. Slow down the video and pause when the lock happens. That is not how aimlocks work.
I personally don't really care about the CSGO scene, so whether he's hacked or not doesn't much matter to me. It's just that people so often underestimate what subconscious training can do. The subconscious brain is capable of judging tens of millions of variables and reaching a conclusion based on them in milliseconds, a conclusion then sent to the conscious mind as an instinct. If the task it is attempting to judge is novel, or in an area it's easily tripped up in like finance, that instinct is usually a bad result. But when the task is very routine and consistent, like CSGO, and the person has spent years studying it intensely? It can make an accurate judgement that would take conscious examination centuries to fully understand, the kind of instinct that seems supernatural, or inhuman, or like it absolutely HAS to be hacking. Flusha clearly has an understanding of the game that could allow him to have such instincts, and he clearly listens to them. That's going to cause apparently inhuman behavior.
It's amazing how his game sense went from perfectly flawless at every single smoke in every game he played until he started getting called out for it and then miraculously all of his suspicious clips and perfect smoke play just stopped happening. Lol
@@reasonxaphn1x and the obivious train scene he was playing with aimbot btw the most pros play with privat cheats u cant play any multiplayer games anymore because of the big cheater community go on google search for cheats u geht 1000 sites with big cheatercommunitys it have million of cheaters over the world i play over 20 years cs i try everything mm, face it and esea best expirience on esea but on match i was playing agains a cheater he was an streamer from usa forget his name my teams calls an admin after 13 seconds he write on chat oh guys he dont cheat its clean player bye the thing is everyone in my team and 2 of enemy team say he is cheating so we have corrupt admins 2 and valve bans me for say the truth about there company they dont care cheaters its good for them
Yes he did, and yes he did longer than most people know or will acknowledge. He even cheated on most Lan tournaments where the team could setup their own computers.
Since you're speaking with such certainty you must have some pretty solid evidence, right? Nobody would be so stupid as to claim something like that without evidence.
@@kristoffer3000Clips themselves are evidence, not necessarily proof. But looking at the totality of circumstances, there's a high probability he was cheating. He is a good disciplined player, no doubt. I've played for over 20 years in CS and know all the fundamentals and optimal ways to play. I've reviewed my own demos to look for the same type of anomalies and there's always very very few coincidental swipe overs but never in a 'lock and briefly hold' fashion I see other people consistently do when they are using an aimkey for information. Lot of up and coming pros were more than likely cheating in 2015-2016 era via Team Ignite (SicK, recky, Yay, Paul Newman, etc) I remember when there were steam exploits where people were downloading workshop maps that had cheats inside of them, or embedding cheats or malware into profile pictures which was as recent as 2 years ago in 2021. Between mice and keyboards with memory chips that can embed cheats, steam exploits experienced exploiters are finding, it's not a stretch of the imagination that professional LAN players could get cheats on to a 'locked down' lan PC. Either way unless VAC has an overhaul and or something can detect anomalous no sensor data "mouse" movements in conjunction with key presses, this would be one way to detect if someone is using an aimkey for information or aimbotting. Somethings gotta give.
@@kristoffer3000That evidence is having eyes and not being a bot at the game. Unfortunately, you don't have eyes and are a bot at games and everywhere else.
The whole basis of these doubters' mindsets is that ofc there is always the POSSIBILITY they could be cheating (it would be stupid to say otherwise), but these people seem to think these possibilities trickle into every situation and it seems to control them, where they no longer see any good clip and not think its sus. It's sad honestly.
Fact is Flusha's in-eye demos was never released so end of debate. There is no material to prove or disapprove the point sadly.. With that said, yes before they did gear checking it was amazingly easy to get cheats into even majors. As a cheat-developer, I have to say clips like 10:35 does not look suspicious at all. If that's a cheat something is terrible wrong, since no cheat would use such target selection. The only clip I as a cheat-developer found suspicious of Flusha was the inferno clip, which looked like a typical field of view size comparison target selection, hence why selecting the player behind when he was closer in FoV, which is a typical aimbot thing. But that's one clip out of soooooo many plays. So nope the guy prolly did not cheat.
lol and as someone who used aimbot i can tell u wannabe "cheat developer" that this is EXACTLY how they work and mess up from time to time. so u just talking out of ur a
see this is what im trying to say. people think that clip is the most sus? it looks the least sus cause of how blatant it is and of how bad the cheat would have to be to lock onto a guy 3 rooms away instead of the dude right in front of him. it would be so fucking dumb for his hacks to work perfectly and seamlessly without anything super blatant and then all of a sudden bam hes locking someone not even close to him like?????? are u dumb or what? what kind of dogshit cheat is he using then LOL
10 000+ hours of cs and 10 maybe 20 minutes of sus footage...it happends to all of us but he just has a little more , same thing on different sports or careers.
@N O yeah, I haven't played games nearly that much but especially in fortnite (which I played a lot before the whole chapter 2 thing) I played enough that every once in a while I would just accidentally hit a headshot on someone with a random flick. Also happens a lot in call of duty with a sniper
@@zecmyonkonieczkiy6564 he just has a good sense of smell, since his opponent forgot to wash he could smell him through the wall and knew he was there.
*"Hey sometimes your opponent is just having a good day"*
*- CSGO Loading Screen*
That's Valve's response to VAC not working
@@donnieo4838 '' yeah pro players look at the ground and spin around and do insane flicks all the time bro. Its not spinbot. '' propobly cs loading screen
@@tumeh7410 to hidden for ai to detect
@@kevinbobandy532 nah bro, high sens is pro sens, that's why they're spinning
@@alieffauzanrizky7202 i just need to "git gud" as the kids like to say
I’m sad you didn’t put in the clip of someone asking him to buy skins cuz he had a default knife and his reply was “I don’t wanna lose money when I get Vaced” honestly my favorite clip from flusha
*Ah, that's a classic lol.*
Lmao wut xD
Yeah he can be banned.. even hes not hacking.. valve will also think twice before banning flusha.
And also the last one (mirage) , that wasn't cheating just game sense
Since he was default, thts wht they discriminated against him
I was accused by my own teammates on PUBG. The feeling of being called a hacker is indescribable. Especially when you can see through walls.
I'm really high or that was a joke lmfao
hold up
💀
hhahahhahah
pubg have a really big problem with cheaters. Sometimes it even looks like game developers support them... Well, it's possible in case when cheat production is more profitable than an actual game. Developers should protect high rated cheaters in some way for more profits, but at the same time they should make a vision of "battle" against them.
Getting called a cheater while playing cs is quite possibly the highest compliment you can get
Unless your cheating.
@@Spotcats Then its still a compliment cuz the people who use cheats don't even know what the word integrity means, they think winning at all cost is respectable.
@@j.ramsey8863 In war it is. I agree. In gaming and sports? Never.
I have play time of 150 hours and CS is my first pc game...and my opponents told that i was a cheater...that night i only thought of that (Am not havker)
@@chewsdayinnit8488 you're better than them
Title : DId he cheat
Score esport : olof boost
they forgot the coldzera 4k tho
_Olof Boost_
Well they embraced the meme so...
I’m sure they have office meeting about how to put that clip in videos
They still miss the boston major
"There so so MANY clips" *keeps showing clips twice*
And they didn't even show the most definitive one, which is the one shox is referring to in that leaked audio recording. All the ones shown in this video are just instinctive reaction and luck combined with good game sense. The only thing special about it is pulling it of in major tournaments against the best opponents out there and not matchmaking with randoms. The most obvious one however (LDLC vs fnatic on cache, flusha with AK as CT in connector, spamming the wall towards mid/boost with perfect aimbot-like hits on an off-angle in the middle of the spray) is the only one that actually convinced me.
@@schlafanzyk Can you link that clip please?
If you wanna see a face-like statue on a picture from the moon, you are gonna see a face-like statue on a picture from the moon.
if you compete in so many matches like flusha you will acumulate a lot of funny, weird and lucky situations. especially if ur a player who loves to do wallbangs.
@@bastooo3 The question is how often does he randomly turn and shoot through things when there's not another player in line with it.
"Flusha played on a computer that suffered from catastrophic frame drops"
Maybe I am flusha
skill is the only difference
I would be like flusha times 10
30 fps on 1.6, 6 If someone smoked. Really helps your reactions 🙂
@@Ray.6406 oooomf.
@@DampLover 30 on 1.6? what are you running bro 😭
The whole “I lift my mouse a lot”-thing does actually make a bit of sense. I play with a very low dpi and lift my mouse too, and it sometimes causes your crosshair to move very unpredictably very fast. The thing is, we only see the few times that it flicked to a place with an enemy standing behind, not the possible thousands of times inbetween where it flicked to nobody.
exactly this. I'm not saying it's impossible he cheated, but cherry picked clips picked up traction because people love drama. I really doubt he ever cheated.
@@sIacker Every pro player, there's people try and hate because they are jealous and call them cheaters, it's nothing new - they tried it with shroud pre csgo, and during his pubg prime, they did it to Dr disrespect, tim, Dr Lupo, Ninja and so on etc.. These guys play as professional level, that the Normal filthy casual who plays csgo 10hrs a day can't comprehend, these guys play 15-20+ hours a day even days lol... People just jealous and salty.
I actually was thinking about that while watching the video, pretty sure he did that so many times on random places but they are only showing the sussy clips
Not it doesnt. There are so many pro players who have similar sensitivity and dpi and they dont have similar clips.
@@oplkfdhgk It depends on the mouse, bad luck and style of moving the mouse too. There are more factors.
"If you are doing stupid, do it with CONFIDENCE" - flusha
Here goes that tofu delivery guy with his trueno
@@zedaddy3530 hahahahahaha
According to our god arT, it's the stupid shit that works the best cuz no one knows how to deal with it
@@savageninja7710 There are plenty of players with the same success rate of entries that don't take as many risks. When it works, it works but when it fails, its detrimental to a round. arT is just lucky to be playing in an online era of CS.
@@EtopiaCA so ur telling me that FURIA has remained a top 10 or or top 5 team in the world constantly and winning everything in NA for 2 years cuz they keep getting lucky??? I dont think I have to point out how stupid you sound
THEY DID IT. THEY DID IT, LADIES AND GENTS.
THEY PUT OLOFBOOST IN THE VIDEO.
Mad men
WAIT YO WE PLAYED CS TOGETHER
I'm surprised they didn't in put the Coldzera jumping awp lmao
The clip where he starts shooting one guy and headshots the other, is that really suspicious? He aimed at the first guy throughout and suddenly they both lined up while he was still shooting, seems a coincidence to me
I agree. I had a similar situation on de_cbble back in the CSS days. I was T going A in a 3v5, spotted one in switcher and got jumped by someone from spot and one bullet I shot at that one killed the guy in switcher and didn't even notice. I kept aiming at switcher until one of my dead mates screamed at me "PLANT THE BOMB YOU IDIOT SWITCHER IS DEAD". Plays like that happen.
It seems like he transferred onto the second one, idk how you’d even process seeing him in that time
Its always been so weird to be aswell how that clip is always comes up when they talk about flusha cheater. He sprays like a mad man on a jumping guy, missing like 99% of the bullets, and then a second guy comes up right behind the first one and line up like two galaxies on collide course. And he hits them both. It should be referred to lucky shit nr 1 instead of cheat.
@@Andrew-sv3ck it doesn't look like a transfer just like a slow track of the first guy
If you slow that clip down you can clearly see the aim changing direction completely and locking the other guys head.
Either he just had an insane moment and did that on purpose or an aimhack did it for him. But it wasnt just a lucky lineup in any way you look at it.
“Make it your strength then it can never be your weakness” flusha really rolled with these punches and made it a part of himself. Gotta respect that
He didn't roll with the punches, Valve decided he was too much of a cash cow to ban from CSGO. He's cheating no doubt, but he pays the bills no doubt.
troll moron that makes no sense
@@Kyle-jv1hi BS, VAC would bann him automatically when they detect a cheat, many pros got banned. And none of the players are "cash cows", either he had a ultra good private cheat which cant be detected or he was just good.
@siniztah I play with a cheater at least once a week on csgo, VAC cannot keep up with the ever-changing cheat software nowadays. The cheaters will stick around as long as people keep making excuses for their "skills".
@@Kyle-jv1hi ai anticheats are soon
Nah my man just has a good gaming chair
Fact
And an RGB mousepad.
@Sandra Swan stfu
how are u so funny!!!!! And original
What chair model,
Everybody: FlUsha H4ckS
Flusha who accidentally hit his mouse against his keyboard:
U are stupid they use aimbot to Spot enemy trough Wall
Lmfaooo for real. I do shit like that all the time
@@zer0byzer029 still remember doing that with a full size keyboard on a local internet cafe
@@xs1xs1 thats not aimbot, are you stupid? thats esp/walls, its not aimbot either the locking onto heads is called “aim lock”
@@xs1xs1 ha ha ha bot
that one where he accidentally hit a headshot when spraying the other guy was totally legit u can tell he got lucky
I had to scroll so far to see this. I rewatched that clip 10 times and didnt see anything fishy. It looks like sheer luck
@@B3_6 noob lmao
@@B3_6 it was just a lucky stray bullet, I always though that was the stupidest ”vac” clip of him out there
Yeah it was legit. Just a lucky stray bullet that hit the dude in the head since he had running inaccuracy as well as spraying down everywhere xD
Yeah I'm sure most good aim bots can somewhat calculate for things like spray patterns, I don't think any bot could pick up a players head behind another player while running and about 20 shots into a burst.
5:45 if you watch the clip, and if you actually play csgo, you would know that when you spray and move around with the m4a1, the spray is absolutely ridiculous. I think its legit to be fair because it honestly just looks like a lucky headshot from the spray because no one can gauge where the spread is going when your walking and spraying. And we all know your bullets in cs never just go to where your crosshair directly is, but rather all over your screen lmao.
Yeah like what cheat was that? he was missing the guy 2 ft from him and got a lucky spray.
Yeah 100%,out of all the clips to focus on, this was the least suspicious one. Imo it's a ridiculous accusation to make in the first place but if you wanna make a case that he was cheating, a clip of a lucky high spread stray bullet doesn't do the trick.
Its not the spray that is suspicious here. Its the crosshair that flicks onto the other guy for one bullet and back again. I dont know if you can properly see it in this video when you slow it down, but in the original with full fps you can see his mouse moves from left to right like one would to adjust, BUT for one or two frames it goes to the left MID right swipe.
My thaught exactly
@@bullpaxton2001 it's called aimbot ? Aimbot sets the aim to where the bullet is going not the cross hair. It's always been like that.
5:15 he really took his pants off at the world's first csgo major tournament lmaoooo
legend xD
ROFLLL
hahaha wtf is that devilwalk?
I remember he had a dare or something. I cant remember the story sbout It lol. But he made a promise
Mad lad
In the wise words of pashaBiceps, “of course floosha cheater.”
Here have a like
XDDDD
i can see him getting one-deag in mirage windows lmfao
Is this equivalent of " is that balance?" By loda?
I don't follow cs:go
@@CharDhue not too much, its a big meme tho
The only thing flush cheated on was his diet
Funny
Funny
@BigChungus55 not unfunny
💀
Veri haha
im a big fan of flusha and i sometimes try to be suspicious for fun but i just end up shooting empty spots and revealing my position.
Yeah flushab ofr sure is a cheater
Hello flusha , you lardass cheater
He's not cheating, he just have a better gaming chair then everyone else.
U think ur funny
Lmao HAHAHAHAH
Agreed
gaming bed😂👌🔥💯 funneh and orifinal bruh🤣🤣👌👌🔥🔥💯💯
And he has more rgb in his room
i feel like he just randomly flicks to the walls in game so that the people watching would be more confused and the haters would start hating even more
yea lmao, i do that sometimes to look sus whenever I have spectators its hilarious
They call them content flicks. People wallbang random shit all the time in siege hoping for that headshot. Then they clip it.
That's because you're a dumb little kid who doesn't understand anything.
@@Skindoggiedog ok sir knows-everything, now go home to your lovely family
Pretty sure he's shooting there just in case someone is holding that angle. All the clips look like he got lucky cause of how skilled he is, or he is just guessing and there just happens to be someone there.
He’s on the GEAR. Crisp clean lock boys. All the pros they on the GEAR
You see these pros, they’re already good. But they’re usin the fuckin gear to give them an advantage.
@@wishteriah that dude cracks me up every fucking time
@@wishteriah they are already good without the gear, but they use the gear to get an advantage over eachother
“Stewie2k can’t explain all this CHEAT EVIDENCE”
What is GEAR?
one thing to consider is that with this much time and this many pros playing a game for 10 years, i feel like it would be statistically unlikely if there wasn't a player who gets sussy clips again and again
and the fact is people are just cherry picking, you could easily find clips of most pros in similar situations and clips of flusha flicking like this on noone
It would be statistically unlikely if there wasn’t a high level player cheating.
@@srensen3081Except it’s not. You can find a few clips of other pros, but you can’t make long compilations of them like without flusha.
It’s not just that he locks onto people through walls, its that he consistently does it.
It's about consistensy. He ALWAYS does it. and suddenly fnatic doesn't suck anymore. How lucky huh?
These madlads added an olofboost to this one
Absolute madlads
He protec
He attac
But most importantly
He's in your back
he protec
he attac
but most importantly
he not get vac
he got the hack
7:52 it might look pretty suspicious, but if you actually watch that match's demo without the caster and the crowd noises, you can hear how seized scoped. Little detail that you can’t hear because of all the noise
goodtoknow
@@theMelvinShow i think sparkles made a video....where he shows how crazy detailed an aimbot can be.
u can set it to: "aim top right of enemy head/aim at his left knee/aim 10px to the right of his elbow" (when pressed) instead of directly on the head/player. or smth like that.
its really mindblowing...how deep this shit goes
@@theMelvinShow lol
This is 100% true story. I didn't heard about this "story" that he played on a computer that frame drops and learned to predict stuff BUT from experience playing on low end computer all my life (sue me. I'm not rich or have money to buy recent computers. Right now, I have Athlon X4 PC which was made 2015 I think.), I can relate on those frame drops and IT DOES allows you to predict stuff.
My game is League of Legends and I have this term called "Macro predictions" wherein there are times where I know where each players are to the point that I am 100% sure I can hit a skill shot in fog of war based on predicting movement patterns of my opponent. And yes, this, I think, stemmed from me playing on a computer with 15-25 FPS a few years now. I also predict skill shots because with that FPS, you cannot do the tip "put your mouse over your opponent and skill and it will hit." No. It doesn't work that way on a 15 fps machine.
Same as him, I developed a strategy to predict "where and when a team fight will happen." I played as Yorick and split push. I did this strategy wherein I use those macro predictions and go the farthest on that "predicted" teamfights. AND IT WORKS. Not only it helped me gain better framerate (of course since my rig don't need to process more skill effects) but I also effectively learned WHEN TO PULL before my opponents even get there.
So, yeah, I agree that playing in low end pc will allow you to practice those predictions.
Faith, it is even more suspicious that way. See, the clutch moment, you are 1v1, you aware of few angles where an opponent could show up and you then you hear a sound. If you played a lot of cs, ask yourself what would you do. I'am not a pro, but I found myself doing what most good players do: flick pre-fire a spot what was exposed to be right after I heard the sound. In cs go (like almost in every other shooting game) you often aiming at PLACES, not at enemies. You expect enemy's head to be at certain spot for you to aim at. The better player is, the faster and more precise he aims at that spots and faster gets a kills. In that situation you hear a scope, meaning enemy is going to peek you, so you flick pre-fire his most probable position, which could be ramp box or top part of ramp where he actually moved his crosshair after aim locking weird spots. Those things simply burn into your muscle memory, you don't aim at places where nothing could be. Your pre aim places where you have a possibility to catch enemy, angles, wallbangs etc. In that moment you are driven by all your useful experience, which brought you there. I hightly doubt that after a thousands played dust2 matches flusha ever killed somebody through ramp wall so that experience lasted and he subconsciously tried to do that again. Same was with cache clip. There are even in theory nothing to shoot at.
Respect to him for taking creativity to the next level, creating a meme for himself, based on the specific controversy surrounding him and his gameplay. Dude legit owned everyone else before they could own him, and that's not even including his gaming instincts.
I feel like he “cheating” is just psychological terror
That's exactly what it is. He uses the crowd to get under the skin of the pros and therefore forcing them to play predictable in certain situations. If you can influence your enemy to do what you want them to do, you will always win.
@@emilwestgaardhenriksen1715 as Sun tzu says: If you know your enemie you can win a hundred battle
Ajajaj yeah sure...
@@emilwestgaardhenriksen1715 worst excuse ever.
*Flusha meanwhile:* If I look like I'm hacking maybe everyone thinks I'm hacking, that starts to put doubt in their mind so that they make more mistakes.
10 000iq honestly
after a certain point, this unironically
imagine having that much of a mental advantage where every 1vx situation the team goes 'shit guys its flusha we probably lose we knows where we are' even as a joke thats going to hurt the moral lol
Predicting the Olofboost in this
You were right my friend!!
vac
YOUR CHEATING STOP IT IM GONNA VAC-BAN YOU FOR WALLHACKS AND OTHER HACKS
Only if you knew😑
I think that he lead into the thought that he was cheating on purpose to make his opponents be on edge every time they played against them. So every now and then when he knew someone was behind a box or something he would randomly fire just to piss off the people who thought he was cheating.
I will say though, that even though I haven't played much of cs, in valorant I end up getting lots of kills through walls and smokes from random guesses on where the enemies are, he is probably just the same.
I'm pretty sure that's true since he pretend shoots enemies far away even the when enemies hiding right next him.
@@Aramanela 2:24 explain this smartass
He has mastered psy-ops in csgo
im calling vac on the one person who has watched this vid already
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being called a cheater while legit is already a huge compliment let alone at the top level of cs that is literally the best compliment anyone can ever receive
I think ropz disagrees with you my friend
Forsaken probably as well
-still probably considers them compliments now... except forsaken-
@tyler hall well for one most tournaments use replays which are 32tick that alone makes everything look more suspicious, im not one to say that server tickrate effects gameplay heavily but 32ticks defo effect replays heavily
Until you get OW banned.
Flusha at home giggling after a long day of trying to do sketchy things
big brain flusha indeed
I always love how 2G always gives pros the benefit of the doubt when looking at these clips and he was floored with flusha's tree push 🤣
It's impossible to take anyone wearing a Monster Energy hat seriously
I would wear it if Monster was paying my bills too!
That hat made him more money than you think
@@claytonhayes3024 not quite as much as the 3rd party software :P
i have a monster energy beanie
i dont take my life seriously
You would wear it too if they paid you. It's just that you're worthless and they wouldn't ever have any interest in you wearing their hat.
imo that fishy play on Cache was just him remembering that he forgot to check boxes so he quickly flicked his wrist in that direction while panicking and started shooting. If you look closely his crosshair doesn't perfectly line up with the players hitbox that he is supposedly shooting through the wall at. I could be wrong though because the footage is pretty grainy.
Edit for spelling.
Also he could have just hit his keyboard with his mouse.
@@Sjokola ye possible I guess.
@@Sjokola Yeah i remember someone mentioning that one for the dust 2 clip.. done it myself before.
@@SteamControllerPlayer that's bullshit, if you hit your mouse against your keyboard it would deflect or do a bounce but flusha's just lock in place
@@maniac3905 not true. Mine stops
This guy's facial expressions make me want to relapse on heroin
He is dripping with soy
like at 8:12 lmao
Hahhahahahaha
@@kendob9642 what is the problem with appearing weak or “soy” whatever. Masculinity is quite redundant in today’s society. We aren’t neanderthals that need to club each other to death to be successful in life.
@ProfessorRadish I bet you eat tofu
Developing a certain playstyle because of potato pc limitations is actually quite an underrated statement. And something I've actually seen happening in my own experience. My best friend used to play League Of Legends many years ago and back then he had a shitty laptop that couldn't produce more than 20fps at best and had like 6-8 fps in teamfights. On that abysmall setup he managed to reach Diamond in ranked. Because of the limitations he developed this amazing game sense of thinking many steps ahead and taking account of everything that could give him an edge in the strategic aspect of the game. It's similar to the way handicapped people develop skills to be able to do things their disability wouldn't allow.
I feel what your friend have been through in the past I was playing on potato laptop with shitty internet connexion and I have been like that for like more than 10 years but the day I got a new setup and the best internet connexion my level just exploded and I think playing like that for 10 years was really the best thing that happened to me on gaming
still doesnt make you magically stop when hovering youre crosshair over people thrwe walls and then perfectly shooting them the exact moment youre on them
its aim lock if you once used it and played arround with the settings you know it
mouse lifting happens but doesnt stop perfectly once youre crosshair is one someone threw a wall and then shooting the exact moment
No. This trash pc story is complete horseshit. In a 3d game where anyone can be anywhere at any given moment you literally cannot predict shit and not at that sucessrate. Its bs.
@@MoundN people are so naive and never used a cheat before obviously if you think he didnt cheat
he had so many obvious moments and getting vaced itself too
@@MoundN this post cracked me up. haven't played league in 10 years but making it to diamond with 6-8fps in a late teamfight is hilarious. Imagine believing your online buddy is rain man instead of maybe a guy who's using one of his many cheats to manipulate his ping and make his weird behavior more believable. Again, 8 FPS in a high rank team fight ahaha unreal.
5:52 he was shooting while running so, your shots don't go exactly where you aim while running! Makes sense?
It’s always a cheat or pure Luck. Some hit these pretty consistent. Your choice if they are lucky everytime or dirty cheaters
not only that he was running he had been spraying for a while. I'm calling luck shut up with the hax shit.
@@florianvo7616 oh go away
@@florianvo7616 “I’m a pro analyst that understands the game to its fullest extent”
@@Snope111 yeah his accuracy when that shot was fired would've been so low just from movement that if an aimbot *had* locked that player it would've sprayed all over & hit nothing.
I know this is anecdotal... but when i watch my own demos trying to improve there are tons of times where it looks like I "lock" or see someone through a wall, or even get a kill that looks fishy as fuck and if I get those coincidences as an average player with 4k hrs. I assume pros have it all the time.
The difference is that in certain clips, he shots a single or a couple rounds in a VERY specific direction, sometimes non-bang able or common surfaces. It’s one thing to put rounds into a known position or common spot for lurks/rotations and quite another to do some of the things in certain clips of his.
I feel like this too, I'm pretty bad at the game but still get a fair few dodgy looking kills; in a game like CS it just happens
@@SahiPie you talking about that cache clip? A guy could be on top of the box he shot at, that was a pre fire on a weird angle.
@@emilelocas5496 Not a specific one in mind, he has a bunch not featured in the video after all. Though the D2 one from the vid is head scratching
@@SahiPie Yeah but often in those scenarios he is shooting at a potential location. Like the one on cache in tree room, it looked like he nervously spooked himself and prefired the jump onto the box in the corner. If anyone happens to be in the entrance to B from main they will be under that crosshair. It's the knowledge of these kind of things that makes me not believe flusha cheats.
He didn't cheat in csgo but he sure cheated when it came to his taxes.
You can't really "cheat" in taxes, you only avoid having your money taken away by the government.
@@patrykapiezo1650 true and based
@@patrykapiezo1650 Not sure what you're getting at, but he tried to cheat the system and got caught doing it - resulting in 120h community service. Winnings in Esports does not count as gamling winnings, atleast not in Sweden. This is due to it being won due to skill, and therefor our taxation office thinks it is money that you earned as a job. Hence, you need to pay about 50% of the winnings in tax and other fees. He didn't do that, and well, that is cheating.
@@ChristopherBergsten 50% seems crazy high for taxes!
@@ragreenburg it‘s income tax so that‘s normal for most countries but i agree it‘s unrationally high
My favorite ones are the clips where he’s already shooting at someone and his aimbot goes crazy and starts shooting at someone that isn’t out a main yet.
Its refreshing that the host isnt high as a kite for a change.
no kidding - other dude needs to invest in some eye drops..
@@1log1x what host or video was it
Why do you care 😂
@@Cometism its distracting smh
Lmao😂
Bottom line: there’s no evidence that Flusha was/is hacking even tho he seems sus sometimes...besides if it’s such a problem why doesn’t the tournament org have somebody watch the players set up their PCs? That way there’s no way a person could cheat
They literally do have people that watch the players at all times during the game. People just really want him to be a cheater.
Don't use screen display cheats???Trigger bots and aimbots dont show you where the enemy is
While I agree that there's no evidence, you're wrong that there's no way a person could cheat. There are lots of videos of cheats that you don't even need the PC for and there's definitely big money in it.
@@MoonMoon53 He would have had to done that for so long mate and have no tournament official catch him.
@@MoonMoon53 Also, the pcs at tournaments do not have cheats installed on them, for them to have cheats, someone has to download them, so if one official pays careful attention, then they will see if he cheated or not.
His brain is large asf xD his flicks to just random ass walls is funny
Yes it’s game sense
@@TheCharskeBros its literally game sense, knowledge of timings, that is it
@@andrewkielbasowycz1915 this just shows me you have none silver XD, say they have a setup or favor a site or locations on buys forces or saves and you hear a foot... bam
who knows it might be big brain if you suspect someone being somewhere to shoot randomly somewhere else to bait them to peak and hold that angle again to get them on the peak. might be an explanation, but IDK
@@emilt.m.6418 maybe but that’s why his brain is massive like that he’s trying to predict the future
I love how you guys covered this. This is such a pillar of CS lore that you had to cover it but barring spying on him and going hardcore investigative journalism on it there’s no conclusive way to present it. Glad you found a way to do it justice by just stating the facts. And I’m with Moses on this one. It’s sketchy, but it’s far more entertaining and laudable so I’ll enjoy the ride til there’s a reason not to.
Flusha on his death bed : " I just have a confession before i die, i..i....i " then he dies.. i would literally scream then
I i i ..Didn't cheat
i..i...i Chea *beep beep beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep*
i c........(x x)
5:13 my guy just took his pants down on stage lol
It's weird how unsolvable it is. The cheat that "smn" admitted to using was a low FOV aimbot that, on "legit" settigs, only corrected his aim on specific bullets. He claimed that people only got suspicious of him because he'd used exaggerated settings. On one hand this makes flusha cheating seem more likely, because of how sophisticated software can be. But then on the other hand, why would such software ever even allow him to lock onto people so blatantly?
Cause the cheat is not rendering the walls correctly and when you go near a player through walls it can stick to him, like if hes got the aimlock on a key or the trigger and he hovers over a player through a wall and it shoots or locks depending on what is being used
So when designing and developing software, you aim to create something that has as few bugs and handles as many edge cases as possible and it is impossible to know if you have found every bug and handled every edge case. A bug that wasn't discovered during QA or an edge case the developer didn't identify and properly handle can easily cause a soft aimlock hack to be more blatant than intended.
I mean, the simplest solution is just that he isn’t cheating 🤣
I've seen an interview with a chinese cheater that talked in depth about his cheating and why he would never receive a VAC ban, in short the cheater bought a script written by a dev in Europe for 12k euro with additional 300 euro payment every time the game updates which requires script update. Basically untraceable, and it's so private that something like VAC will never get it into its database and recognize it as a cheat. He talked briefly about how he got his first account overwatch banned, basically limit testing and mention pros possibly using similar stuff. Ever wonder why the "mouse lifting" stuff stopped happening when gear checking became standardized? If it doesn't look normal it probably isn't. I don't thing top players right now cheat, it's not possible, but in the past? Especially flusha's case, I think there's a real chance. Chances are also high that he's particularly unlucky about crosshair flicking into unfortunate places and he's totally innocent, but I just want to share some of my knowledge about the stuff here.
@@gyrozeppeli00 I think it's pretty general consensus now that these pro players (esp ones like flusha) has most likely cheated in the past because of just all the circumstantial and weird evidence out there and suddenly after they started tightening up on cheats and this started becoming an issue - all of a sudden these suspicious clips and "coincidences" and need for explanations pretty much stop and the players overall skill level starts to wane a little from their usual. I feel like it's kinda like that famous OJ simpson case - everyone knows he killed his wife and that he did it and most things point towards that but he gets off on a technicality that there just wasn't enough to fully pin it on him, and flusha and other old school ex cheaters are kinda like that for CS GO
Most of these players are no longer as god-like or has fallen off quite a bit since then (although I guess you can blame it on natural aging and progression but it just seems some of these top 20 players fell off right after getting scrutinized and weird clips stop showing up) but even the couple years right after you can see that there was a significant drop in performance compared to before.
Worked with Fnatic at the time, Flusha didn't cheat. That Dust2 aimlock was debunked some time ago, his mouse hit the keyboard and his crosshairs never went across the CT. Devs went over the data beyond console and found nothing, they were given clean mice and weren't allowed to bring phones or any devices in with them. Flusha was just that good (and weird)
If Flusha was that good, why did he not remain consistent. By your logic, Flusha was very smart. Don't you expect a very smart player remain at the top? He was only 23 years old, he still had a lot of time to prove. That is what makes me not believe what you said. I see Device getting back on CS and destroying everyone, how can i look at Flusha and say " yes, he was just that good". Huh?
@@kirinom-3129 Idk man, everyone is different.
@@Greaves1047 the clip where he perfetctly aimlocks to a guy in just 1 frame in a smoked mirage palace just after winning the round it's one of the most blatant clips I've seen besides subroza lock on skadoodle. After the lock he rans away CT giving his back to the T to LOOK OVER TICKET in pure panic because he realized how blatant it was... (also he just defused open to ct just like 4 seconds before) Whoever says flusha didn't cheat is just in pure denial... After he was out of the storm he toggled off and started to suck, no more jumping ak shots, no more sprays that misteriously trigger middle-spray a headshot on a far enemy and no more flusha basically...
@@sebastian-sfX You can believe what you want, many people believe the Earth is flat as well. Facts are facts.
@@kirinom-3129He did remain consistent.
He probably lost a lot of motivation to practice when he won everything there was to win.
0:37 when flusha got a taste of his own medicine
Oh i didnt even catch that was him dying there, great catch!
never seen a smoke kill before?
"Or just like, MIBR at any point"
Why must you hurt me this way
M1B7 get ir right man lol
I missed that clip when he comes back from a game break and while the admin takes a quick look at his computer flusha makes weird faces. :D
5:45 running (dont be stupid)
7:50 not triggerlock it was a flick (wasnt even on him)
9:15 seriously? its a demo.... if you have a brain you already know
10:35 literally not even close
13:10 smoke was fading, minimap spot possible but just unlucky for flamie
16:55 again smoke fading, minimap spot seems most likely (note they both shot each other at the same time)
17:40 literally one of the most common spots to hold
17:55 again jungle, preaiming common spot to hold (clearly has coms about last (note the player was tagged))
19:40 has intel, slow peeks the first (if you play at a high level clearly the second player was playing off contact)
19:45 repeeks and sees no one, has to be pit, spammed, unlucky for rain
when you have many many thousands of hours on a single game you are going to have many many many clips of yourself on said game, doing probably literally everything. some of you probably dont even watch your own demos and if you did you might realize that some of you even look fishy yourself, its called playing the game
then flusha just has to be a bigbrained genius if its not hacks
2:25 is the most suspicious thing ive ever seen.
7:50 10:35 looks like he just hit the side of his keyboard with his mouse while turning left.
@@challeFX very true, does happen to me lots of time since i have the smallest mousepad and very low sens
It's incredible how someone could be presented with such concrete evidence, but still oblivious to what's actually going on.
5:54 that's supposed to be suspect? It's just a lucky shot
Ikr
well gamers love to cry.
His crosshair never even went over his head. He tried to track the guy close and a stray bullet hit the guy in short. If people say they never accidentaly hit a guy behind the one they were aiming at, they are lying
@@Hinem0N Even if his crosshair grazed the guy behind you can still say its pure coincidence
@@Hinem0N Besides unless someone is scoped in with an AWP where your bullet goes to your crosshair 100 percent. People seemed to forget that your bullets wont always hit where your crosshair is especially if youre spraying.
"sociopaths on the VACsucks reddit" I love this channel
N0thing doesn’t need a cheater coach to tell him where enemies are
@Esoteric Groyper can you read?
Feels so good to see so many people admire this n0thing clip when, for me, it is just default predictions 😅
@Esoteric Groyper that’s why you deleted your comment, gotta get that last word in a UA-cam comment tho right,
@@Ralle2991 well you’re not pro so maybe you should stop the god complex and use it as fuel to push you to a good level
He must've felt like god lmao. Knowing you aren't cheating but the whole world thinks you are is probably a crazy feeling
Alot of these "aim locks" weren't even locked onto the player, they were off by little but still not on the player and if he was able to see them those certain flicks would miss
There's aim locks that don't lock on directly onto players rather right next to them, basically just for information not to actually kill them. I don't think he's cheating tho honestly
'Alot' isn't a word, stupid.
@@Skindoggiedog that was so funny I think I forgot to laugh
@@Skindoggiedog you're wrong
@@MementoTurtle no he is not wrong , it is ''A lot'' , not Alot
How dishonest it is to blame flusha for the 6:00 clip, when everyone knows it's a lucky shot. Many clips can be judged as suspect, but this one is clearly not one of them.
just no.. you even play?
So why he stop shooting?
@@pilotedavion6716 9 bullets left and saving 9 bullets to readjust your aim is better than spraying 9 bullets while readjusting then spending 2 seconds reloading while the other guy shoots you in the face
@@user-ok8dd5el9i readjusting spray when the guys is at 1m of you 😂😂😂
Flusha fan are totaly stupid
@@pilotedavion6716 incredibly confused on your logic. Low bullets, and low accuracy, and the other guy has his back turned in the air. I would also reset my spray, because I would 100% be able to kill him instead of leaving it to any chance
to check for cheaters, how about they attach a camera specifically in the mouse hand area for each player in the tournament? it will make the tournament 1000x more safe from aimbot cheaters.
no, not really... watch videos about aimbot and you'll see that a soft-trigger aimbot can be applied without you noticing it, even with a handcam.
Low fov aimbot...
Or, format and reimage every computer after every match, DO NOT allow personal hardware, Disable most USB ports. Only the most advanced hack would be able to happen
@@jordanwardle11 its already a thing back in the day most of the one who got ban used there hardware, the mouse and the headphones mostly that why now in IEM and ESL you dont use your own gear and the pc is setup be the organiser this was put in place after the ban of Forsaken
Bro, mans shot directly at a guy, through multiple walls, with absolutely zero chance of hitting him, shooting at a place where there was nobody in the room he was clearing, and instantly flicked to him. Thats not inhuman, thats robotic.
Edit: I'm also not saying, especially with someone who uses low sensitivity, that the mouse cant flick conveniently to a person on the map, but when there are multiple clips of that happening, AND a shot is fired at what seems to be their head, when does a coincidence stop being that?
"If he's not, he beat the game."
That's actually such a good way of putting it
Wearing señor vac jersey during major is the most badass and trolled moment ever🙌
You just used trolled and an emoji un-ironically
@@wahl7837 wow you’re so mature for not using emojis bros
"I just always know where they are and what they're doing"
Oh shit he's santa clause
Lol
The Cache clip is the only egregiously suspicious evidence, but, oh man, is it sus af. Particularly, the way he realizes the mistake and shakes his mouse after.
Yes , thats the only one if you showed i would say its cheating. Its like he toogles on and off. Then again sometimes i flick and my mouse hits the keyboard too and spam 1 bullet, this one locked in an enemy head tho lol
"Luck is a skill"
"Spray and pray"
I mean yeah you level up spray and pray at 6, 11, and 16, its a skill
How to cheat:
- Memorize the map to the point where you can run through it blind
By doing this, you'd be able to pre-fire through smoke or walls since you would know where the opponent most likely is (process of elimination).
Yea I always thought that. People spray through smokes while flusha prefires the same angles even if a smoke is up. Nothing close to “cheating” the man just knows his angles 🤷
Knowing all the angles is not enough. You also need to know that a player is at that specific angle. That's the easiest way to spot wallhacks. If they are stupid enough to only shoot at populated angles and just dismiss all the empty ones.
@@dennis_benjamin what are you even talking about? flusha doesn't only shoot at angles where players are. have you even watched a fnatic match?
@@AlexMacho765 I have watched fnatic matches. I'm saying Flusha is not cheating.
Agreed. Practicing to that level of detail. While having flusha's high capacity to imagine himself in their position, + also getting to know these people on a deeper level how they play . Through countless games, would be a good recipe for a Señor Vac
I love how you sneak olof boost in this ahahah. Nice.
I was waiting for the pasha clip where he says "ofcors floosha chitterr"
6¨12 you know that in cs go when you spray the bullets don't go where the crosshair's at right? on top of that he was moving while shooting which makes the spread even more drastic.
you can literally see on that d2 clip that he moves his hand. 100% he hit the keyboard. it happens a lot
All of the clips where he shoots through a wall, are when he moves mouse from right to left. And that's when you hit the keyboard. Every single one.
I don't see that
@@Adr3nalin3CsGO Yes, and not a single one actually locks onto their head, it’s always at least a whole head of, meaning that would be the worst hack to ever exist
@@sirkiz1181
You don't have any clue of smoth aim, aimlock, aimassist, sprayassist boy. very naive to think if its not the head, it's not a hack.
You can just type in a hack while crouch aim at chest, when you lock from ride side of the guy, i locks on his right arm. not even arm, but near it.
YOu can adjust everything today. And there's a lot more to spectate for example mouse speed acceleration before and while use lock key.
Dumbass hacks aim straight to your head yeah.
yep he hits his keyboard, shoots accidentally and than can easily move more left, where before, he hit his keyboard :D
so i guess he hit his keyboard out of the table probably ahahaha. you guys believe every fairy tale
The mysterious Senor VAC and word.exe
Name a more iconic duo I'll wait
My dad and the milk store
toemad and memes
Ngl some of these clips looks like he’s purposely pre-aiming/flicking to look sus. Me and friends do that all the time on R6
yeah I think so too
Sammeee. I pretend to trace all the time😭
but what you and your friends and even what i do is a completely level from a pro doing it in a tourney. Like at least u laugh wit ur friends when u do it, but if he played around and faked it he would gain nothing but hate/accusations that could interfere with his career
@@Joker-gn4jh not true. he even embraces the accusations, hence the senor vac nick. and why would accusations interfere with his career? dont you know that someone is innocent until proven guilty?
@@gusfalk For one, accusations can interfere with someone's career because of the reputation said person brings along. And I think you missed my point. Let's say that he is actually 200% sure not cheating. By "playing around" like he has been, he uselessly produces false speculations and such that would only trouble him; he doesn't even gain anything off doing that lol, if anything he loses more than he gains bc of people speculating like me. Especially by doing stuff like that in a tournament where people are much more sensitive about cheating because of the prize pool at stake.
In the third example, he is in a 1v3 situation and the angle he shoots at is a common hold position for T that have pushed through. He was probably on edge and thought he saw a T there and flicked. Pure coincidence that the T player was in the proximity of where his aim goes. He never actually aims for the T player, only at the angle where he expected a T to be in.
it is also a possible predict play of the awp he heard behind the containers on site (forgot the callout).
0:37 Flusha but he is the victim now
I wonder how did it felt
Lol Dimitri needs a sound board. “As the kids say, SUS.”
SUS
As insanely suspicious as some of these clips are, we are talking about someone who plays an incredibly cerebral game, with a level of game sense bordering on precognitive. When you're that in tune with the game, you will occasionally shoot at a place just because your instincts tell you someone is there, and you will be right more often than seems possible. It is entirely possible that his most sus clips exist because he is more in tune with the game and it's player meta at a subconscious level than most players have ever been consciously, and he knows to listen to his instincts; the end result of the vastly more powerful subconscious calculations.
@@RandomXse1245 you don't see the million clips where he tries those wallbangs and it doesn't work. you only see the ones where it does, and then you call him a cheater. as n0thing said, flusha has put more thought into how to be good at CSGO than most people will ever put into any subject in their life, he is both unbelievably talented and one of the top 0.000000001% most practiced people in the world at this game. when you combine those two factors, it is easy to see that he isn't cheating
@@RandomXse1245 you must have never watched flusha play live. He's always going for wallbangs and shots through smoke, and misses a solid 95% of the time.
@@RandomXse1245 Apparently aimbot locks on the air. Both the one on cache and d2 a site ramp locked on to the air next to the head. Slow down the video and pause when the lock happens. That is not how aimlocks work.
I personally don't really care about the CSGO scene, so whether he's hacked or not doesn't much matter to me. It's just that people so often underestimate what subconscious training can do. The subconscious brain is capable of judging tens of millions of variables and reaching a conclusion based on them in milliseconds, a conclusion then sent to the conscious mind as an instinct. If the task it is attempting to judge is novel, or in an area it's easily tripped up in like finance, that instinct is usually a bad result. But when the task is very routine and consistent, like CSGO, and the person has spent years studying it intensely? It can make an accurate judgement that would take conscious examination centuries to fully understand, the kind of instinct that seems supernatural, or inhuman, or like it absolutely HAS to be hacking. Flusha clearly has an understanding of the game that could allow him to have such instincts, and he clearly listens to them. That's going to cause apparently inhuman behavior.
@@RandomXse1245 faceit 10 isn't much of a milestone
It's amazing how his game sense went from perfectly flawless at every single smoke in every game he played until he started getting called out for it and then miraculously all of his suspicious clips and perfect smoke play just stopped happening. Lol
it didn't stop happening
@@fortniteballs57 2:24 explain this smartass
@uxydna2001 he reached 30 years old lil bro, he is been playing since 15
theScore esports: Any subject ever
Also theScore esports: "Olof boost."
The "mouse lift" meme is one of the funniest ones in cs history
imagine trashtalking MIBR while wearing a liquid sweatshirt
MIBR is shit
@@angus6678 yes but liquid too
@@angus6678 did a NA win a major?
@@onça_pintuda999 C9
@@reasonxaphn1x Lol, i search and i didnt even know that, seems like a cow on the roof for me. No one knows how it get up there
this is such a cool channel, love watching these even if I know literally nothing about the game being discussed
Bro n0thing saying wat hes thinking when hes thinking it makes me feel so bad i feel like under silver
Nothing is a cheater 2 dude lol
@@weedstore i just woke up, i cant tell if this is satire or not
@@reasonxaphn1x nope its serious i dont forget 1.6 times
@@weedstore the nuke wallbang right?
@@reasonxaphn1x and the obivious train scene he was playing with aimbot btw the most pros play with privat cheats u cant play any multiplayer games anymore because of the big cheater community go on google search for cheats u geht 1000 sites with big cheatercommunitys it have million of cheaters over the world i play over 20 years cs i try everything mm, face it and esea best expirience on esea but on match i was playing agains a cheater he was an streamer from usa forget his name my teams calls an admin after 13 seconds he write on chat oh guys he dont cheat its clean player bye the thing is everyone in my team and 2 of enemy team say he is cheating so we have corrupt admins 2 and valve bans me for say the truth about there company they dont care cheaters its good for them
Another amazing vid by the best esports content creators keep up the gud work guys
"you ever think hes just better than you?"
Yes he did, and yes he did longer than most people know or will acknowledge. He even cheated on most Lan tournaments where the team could setup their own computers.
Since you're speaking with such certainty you must have some pretty solid evidence, right?
Nobody would be so stupid as to claim something like that without evidence.
@@kristoffer3000 right
@@cristiano1g Turns out, you are.
@@kristoffer3000Clips themselves are evidence, not necessarily proof. But looking at the totality of circumstances, there's a high probability he was cheating. He is a good disciplined player, no doubt.
I've played for over 20 years in CS and know all the fundamentals and optimal ways to play. I've reviewed my own demos to look for the same type of anomalies and there's always very very few coincidental swipe overs but never in a 'lock and briefly hold' fashion I see other people consistently do when they are using an aimkey for information. Lot of up and coming pros were more than likely cheating in 2015-2016 era via Team Ignite (SicK, recky, Yay, Paul Newman, etc)
I remember when there were steam exploits where people were downloading workshop maps that had cheats inside of them, or embedding cheats or malware into profile pictures which was as recent as 2 years ago in 2021.
Between mice and keyboards with memory chips that can embed cheats, steam exploits experienced exploiters are finding, it's not a stretch of the imagination that professional LAN players could get cheats on to a 'locked down' lan PC.
Either way unless VAC has an overhaul and or something can detect anomalous no sensor data "mouse" movements in conjunction with key presses, this would be one way to detect if someone is using an aimkey for information or aimbotting.
Somethings gotta give.
@@kristoffer3000That evidence is having eyes and not being a bot at the game. Unfortunately, you don't have eyes and are a bot at games and everywhere else.
The whole basis of these doubters' mindsets is that ofc there is always the POSSIBILITY they could be cheating (it would be stupid to say otherwise), but these people seem to think these possibilities trickle into every situation and it seems to control them, where they no longer see any good clip and not think its sus. It's sad honestly.
Flusha embraced the VAC meme almost as well as you embraced the "Olafboost is in every video" meme
My favorite player of all time! i missed him after c9 and i send him lots of tweets of support and was hoping for him to come back! CSGO needs flusha
This title is equivalent to "Did OJ kill his wife"
idk bro he do be kinda sus, i just watched him vent from reactor to navigation
Fact is Flusha's in-eye demos was never released so end of debate. There is no material to prove or disapprove the point sadly..
With that said, yes before they did gear checking it was amazingly easy to get cheats into even majors.
As a cheat-developer, I have to say clips like 10:35 does not look suspicious at all. If that's a cheat something is terrible wrong, since no cheat would use such target selection.
The only clip I as a cheat-developer found suspicious of Flusha was the inferno clip, which looked like a typical field of view size comparison target selection, hence why selecting the player behind when he was closer in FoV, which is a typical aimbot thing. But that's one clip out of soooooo many plays. So nope the guy prolly did not cheat.
lol and as someone who used aimbot i can tell u wannabe "cheat developer" that this is EXACTLY how they work and mess up from time to time. so u just talking out of ur a
see this is what im trying to say. people think that clip is the most sus? it looks the least sus cause of how blatant it is and of how bad the cheat would have to be to lock onto a guy 3 rooms away instead of the dude right in front of him. it would be so fucking dumb for his hacks to work perfectly and seamlessly without anything super blatant and then all of a sudden bam hes locking someone not even close to him like?????? are u dumb or what? what kind of dogshit cheat is he using then LOL
10 000+ hours of cs and 10 maybe 20 minutes of sus footage...it happends to all of us but he just has a little more , same thing on different sports or careers.
@N O yeah, I haven't played games nearly that much but especially in fortnite (which I played a lot before the whole chapter 2 thing) I played enough that every once in a while I would just accidentally hit a headshot on someone with a random flick. Also happens a lot in call of duty with a sniper
The fact there is so much clips and still he has not been caught cheating at the most prestigious and secure tournaments tells me he is legit.
Bro I swear it looks like I’m cheating but whenever I flick to check corners my mouse hits my keyboard and shoots lmaooo. This looks exactly like that
xD
I have honestly never seen a suspicious flusha play.
"Forsaken Optics"
Gotta respect the amount of research that must go into these videos
He just has a good gaming monitor guys, that's why he did that good shot at 7:56 for example.
2:24 explain this
@@zecmyonkonieczkiy6564 he just has a good sense of smell, since his opponent forgot to wash he could smell him through the wall and knew he was there.
@@amariel3310 that is funny, if its a joke. But if its not, you need serious help man🙏
@@zecmyonkonieczkiy6564 it's a joke 😂