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2 total messages Started by Todd Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:50
Weird online game behavior; is someone cheating?
#191456
Author: Todd
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 18:50
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My brother's being staying with our parents for awhile after he had
some surgery.  I was over last week, and was watching him play UT on
an internet server.  The opposing players were zipping around at
several times normal speed, and most appeared to have damage amps.
He'd usually spawn and die, spawn and die.

He also said he could only kill with a direct headshot, but I know of
at least one mod like that.

Also, when he started, there were like three other players, and within
a few minutes, there's were more than twice that.  It was like, "Ooh,
look, we got a sucker!"

Anyone know of any mod like this?
Re: Weird online game behavior; is someone cheating?
#191457
Author: ยงฤร—darts
Date: Fri, 24 Apr 2009 23:31
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On 20-Apr-2009, Todd <noone@nowhere.com> wrote:

> The opposing players were zipping around at
> several times normal speed, and most appeared to have damage amps.
> He'd usually spawn and die, spawn and die.

Relics.  There are several relics mods that either change the behavior of
the relics or add new behavior.  One in my collection also allows for
multiple of the same kind of relic and adds different behavior.  There are
some game speed mods as well.  Some of the funnels have a mod that
superspeeds a player when they touch (run over) a certain spot on the map. 
-  there are many other physics mods, but my guess is it's a relics mod.

I siggest your brother finds a server to play that has either less mods, or
different ones.  Or that he learns what mods are on the servers he is
playing and figures out how to play those mods competitively.
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