Jul 31, 2008, 01:42 AM
Drunken, thank you. I guess new account = no-no, and I respect your authoritaay, so I won't be attempting to evade the ban. I will try my best to get in contact with players on the server at the time of the incident and get them to post here.
Pineapple, that isn't my side of the story.. While that is part of it, the rest is the fact that I have NO hacking history whatsoever, and the fact that I play on the SourceOP servers all the time, much more often than you do, and I've never been accused of hacking. People don't just start hacking and risk getting banned from their favorite server, it makes no sense at all. Your evidence is pretty much garbage, and taken out of context. If used alone, that evidence is convincing, but once you see chat logs, review the "hackers" history, and hear his story; your evidence is pretty much just a sidenote. Also, nice lie, but again, epic fail. Spies ARE rendered. Steam uses a special shader to make them blend with their background. Refer to ChaosSynergy's post, you know, the one RIGHT AFTER the post that says that "cloaked spies arent rendered." GG. When you raise the brightness and contrast on a monitor, it saturates all the colors. It makes the transparency shader that Valve uses, slightly visible. It's only visible on the outside because that is the BORDER of the model, which is always the easiest part to see. Don't quote me on this, but in theory, if you had an EXTREMELY low resolution, with shit quality and NO anti-aliasing, you might be able to see jagged edges on a cloaked spy. Again, not sure, so don't quote me on it.
Pineapple, that isn't my side of the story.. While that is part of it, the rest is the fact that I have NO hacking history whatsoever, and the fact that I play on the SourceOP servers all the time, much more often than you do, and I've never been accused of hacking. People don't just start hacking and risk getting banned from their favorite server, it makes no sense at all. Your evidence is pretty much garbage, and taken out of context. If used alone, that evidence is convincing, but once you see chat logs, review the "hackers" history, and hear his story; your evidence is pretty much just a sidenote. Also, nice lie, but again, epic fail. Spies ARE rendered. Steam uses a special shader to make them blend with their background. Refer to ChaosSynergy's post, you know, the one RIGHT AFTER the post that says that "cloaked spies arent rendered." GG. When you raise the brightness and contrast on a monitor, it saturates all the colors. It makes the transparency shader that Valve uses, slightly visible. It's only visible on the outside because that is the BORDER of the model, which is always the easiest part to see. Don't quote me on this, but in theory, if you had an EXTREMELY low resolution, with shit quality and NO anti-aliasing, you might be able to see jagged edges on a cloaked spy. Again, not sure, so don't quote me on it.