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Quoted from snappe

I was about to say that fnatic got some respect back (even tho not all of it), but the decision wasnt even the players or manager’s lmao

According to a tournament organiser Fnatic weren’t having fun and felt they were being accused of too many things. Basically they felt the replay was unfair.

Cunts.

G__G

Quoted from Falcon0408

http://www.reddit.com/r/GlobalOffensive/comments/2nqrm2/honorless_fnatic/

the plot thickens

Why was that removed? Seems pretty relevant.

Quoted from fraac

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Why was that removed? Seems pretty relevant.

Mods have been removing lots of threads recently that are regarding the hackusations of fnatic.

After all reddit is pretty much a dictatorship

They’re talking like there’s nothing they can do because he hasn’t been VAC banned. That seems weird.

Quoted from fraac

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Why was that removed? Seems pretty relevant.

That is the post that got removed: http://np.reddit.com/r/explain_undelete/comments/2nrn7p/471678787_honorless_fnatic_rglobaloffensive/

Quoted from Bulow

How does some one hack at a LAN?

It was Aimassist, so nothing was seen on screen. But it helps with aiming.

Apparently there are ways to automatically install aimbots/wallhacks from mouse or keyboard memory or the Steam Workshop.

They then consist of e.g. wallhacks that show enemy positions in the form of a white pixel for a very short amount of time or improve the aim by a bit (10-20 % or so). flusha from fnatic is being accused of using a toggleable aimbot which he uses for localising the enemy through walls (the crosshair moves in the direction of the enemy), which, according to some, he used on this very Dreamhack LAN.

These hacks appear to be quite expensive and customised, making the detection by VAC more difficult or at least less viable to detect due to the low amount of people using them.

Most of the information is from a cheater who got VAC-banned recently and came clean. I have no idea if it is valid, though.