I've played the game for four years and am pretty good. I'll go 15-20:0 in arcade if I get a 'good' match.

Want to know how easy it is to fake one of these video's?Ĭ) Announce to everyone you have an undetectable hack that in reality is a keylogger/trojan Instead of burying your heads in the sand and sticking your fingers in your ears, will you please actually _do_ something about the problem? Very frustrating that it happens at all, but doubly so when the game developers are more concerned with hushing it up than actually addressing it. Originally posted by Basic:Yet any time this comes up in discussion, someone from Gaijin claims they don't exist, then desperately tries to get the video taken down from YT with a copyright claim.

First up, I play with a joystick, not mouse look so I'll admit that interface is less familiar to me, however, do you notice that after he gets the aircraft close to the lead marker, it zeroes in on it, irrespective of the mouse position? This thing you call 'aimbot' is just a video of a guy flying a yak in arcade, which has a lead indicator.clearly you do not know enough about this game to make stupid posts like this In other words, the lowest form of internet user. Manipulating your aircraft to point at the right place is slightly harder but not particularly so.Īnd here we have someone who's incapable of reasonable discussion, limited to insulting others without adding any value to a thread whatsoever. If you know how fast your ammunition travels and the target aircraft's location, orientation and velocity, calculating where to aim is trivial with some basic trigonometry. Clearly running physics, etc server-side is going to help with many exploits but by no means all of them. Whether or not that particular instance was cheating (I have no evidence either way), there are multiple examples of cheating happening online, including the video I posted.

War thunder aimbots