BF2S Forums SVD Rapid Fire?

Its called an aimbot

I've had people do that to me, and done it to people, but since you're indicating he's really fast and still killing people... I agree with everyone else.

Aimbots rarely hit moving targets from my experience. So, i reckon it was a mixture of skill/bunny hopping medic rev whoring squad/luck.

Stop acting like hes really good its a hack from msx or someshit you all know it

From what I've seen aimbot users tend to favour sniper rifles, espically SVD. However having been twice accused of hax when using SVD - (Just happen to get lots of quick lucky head shots) I wouldn't be suprised if this guy was just good.

Do you remember his alias or get any Screen shots?

Aimbotters always use the SVD, cause it can rapid fire and they get more headshots... If what you say is true he's definitely aimbotting.

i normally get a kill death around 6 or more with svd, so i dont thinks he's hacking

SVD is the ideal aimbot weapon, so it is possible he was cheating. However, I also imagine you were on Karkand IO, and I get those k/d ratios fairly often, so it could have been skill.

I'm pretty sure in over 700 hours I've only seen one hacker, and he was headshotting me with  the mp7 standing up from 100m.

Axeboy wrote:

Ive seen a few players recently using the SVD in rapid fire, but every shot hits its target.
...
Cheat, Exploit or Just Good?

Could we get a little more detail please... the same target or different ones? With a little practice or skill you can definitely hit the same guy multiple times really quickly with the SVD, or Type 88, quickly enough that the target often won't be able to dodge, or get away, or shoot back and kill you first.

But if he's like getting headshots on 3 or 4 different guys at what sounds like the max fire rate for the rifle? Once, maybe he's good, and lucky. All the time throughout a round? Very likely cheating.

Sgt.Davi wrote:

Your question requires a litte common sense.

Rapid Fire SVD?
Every shot hits target?
95:7 KD?

Does 95:7 sound impossible to you?

n0sX wrote:

Its called an aimbot

B00MH3ADSH0T wrote:

Stop acting like hes really good its a hack from msx or someshit you all know it

churnedf0rtaste wrote:

If what you say is true he's definitely aimbotting.

Hang on a sec, we can't say that without a little more detail.

aLi3nZ wrote:

From what I've seen aimbot users tend to favour sniper rifles, espically SVD.

Yes, this seems to be common.

Well, the SVD can indeed kick some ass, but not much beyond 250m ('cause on Karkand, for example, you don't see that much). And, of course, it's accuracy is not the best, especially when standing - I always tand to crouch when sniping, which leaves me the chance to get up and RUN.
Also, I've only recently had some success with the SVD, killing a medic and his revived buddy with 3 shots overall within far less than a second. I was very lucky.

So sniping far beyond sighting range (and hitting almost everything) is a clear sign of using an aimbot.

Cant remember his tag im afraid.

Just wanted to know for next time.

Saying someone might be hacking because of kill death ratio is a no go, simply because i've seen people do it before and it means nothing

you have to have proof, such as positively identifying him twitching from target to target or watching him rail on someone through a wall (when the gun tracks someone with inhuman reflexes and a mechanical look...  trust me if you see it you'll know it, and watch for them lining up right before someone comes around a wall, it looks like this
The guy is either sitting or running.  Before he comes around the wall, he'll stop, and the gun will pop to a spot on the wall.  It won't stay, but they'll go around the corner and kill someone who was hiding there.  With sniper rifles its easy to see as well because they're so long, just watch them its very wierd seeing an aimbotting SVD tracking someone who is doing a lot of bunny hopping/dolphin diving