Off topic | CheeseQuacks

I have been posting hack reports on forums and included a video link to a YouTube clip as evidence.
Suddenly, videos are not accepted and I can't think of any reason why. In my opinion video evidence is about as reliable as the admin seeing it with his own eyes. It is difficult to catch hackers when they are taking no knockback or flying if you can only have screenshots (They might look like they are falling or the game is laggy).

Please tell me why you don't accept video proof.

 

I completely agree with this post.

I do not understand the logic by any means as to why screenshots of hackers would be preferred over video proof. If the answer is that videos take longer to watch, then I would call that laziness as the amount of hackers on this server now are not as many as there once were. If the answer is that video proof can be forged, screenshot proof is even easier to... And how is one expected to explicitly (which is what is required) screenshot antiknockback, forcefield and flying hacks?

Again, completely with CheeseQuacks on this one. Unless someone can reason properly as to why screenshots are better. It would make me feel a lot better if someone did.

 

Also if I'm missing something very obvious, apologies. But I've asked this question to several people and I haven't recieved a good answer, let alone a reply.

 

Thanks Yum. At least someone understands me if not my mom.

 

I agree until you said no knock back because that's not a hack that's a glitch with minecraft you can just sprint at the person you are fighting with control and you will not get knocked back.

 

Is that not abuse, then?

 

No I'm just stating that no knock back isn't ha hack and that I agree that video evidence is the best kind of evidenx that you will get.

 

All I'm really saying is that hack or abuse, both are bad. Imagine a bug that gave you the choice of an extra 20 points each game, and you took it. That's called abuse, so in this context I see both "hacks" and "abuse" as interchangeable.

 

I completely agree, I was recording and came across a forcefield hacker and couldn't report them because of that rule. I'm just pointing out that I'm completely with all 3 of you and that I want an answer as well

 

That is not true. I looked at a YouTube video of this guy showcasing hacks and when you do no-knock back basically you don't get hit on your end but it looks like you do in the players end. If you hit a hacker with any projectiles he won't know at all unless he is looking at you. It is not a glitch. It is a hack.