I would say hardly any. Ive been called a hacker on a few occasions (even for taking down a HIND with the Essex gun on Gator.....)
You do get some "woah" shots on you that you think "no fucking way"...but it happens. Hell Ive done it, weve all done it - but when it gets done to you, you think "hacker". Same with finding enemies in "unusual spots" too.
When I used to play Soldier of Fortune 2, there was NO anti cheat software in the game. It also had console cvars left in the game which could be used ONLINE which gave a wallhack, thirdperson view, fullbright and nolight (everything is white/grey) modes. Needless to say, it was full of hackers everywhere. Seeing as I was in one of a select few clans who actually didnt hack (we developed our own software to find out), we would often sit in spec with those console options on and watch peoples activities. In the end, we actually became better than a lot of them just through tactics and having to fight against aimbots all the time - we worked out ways of beating them! To which we got called hackers....and it goes on.
It was always so funny to actually see people standing behind a wall and suddenly run away, and only seconds later a grenade exploded at their old spot. Dead give-away, which we used all the time.
But you cant do that in BF2. With a UAV, commander spotting and your teammates spotting too...the enemy could be on the radar and you dont know that. Which renders battlerecorders pretty much pointless for a lot of situations.
Also, I dont know how many people use this, but if theres a vehicle nearby on the radar and it disappears - then an enemy has most likely taken it, or vice versa if one suddenly appears in a position that you know doesnt spawn one. I use that to get around for an easy kill.
From my own experience in hacker games and non hacker games there is a thin line between being a hacker and using common sense.
IMO, the only real way to detect wallhacks in BF2 is a PB screenshot.
Last edited by Snake (2006-12-12 03:57:38)