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Hacker exposed on DZ
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Recorded today, a few minutes back.
Player TwaNGnBanG.
Using damage hack, teleport hack and noclip hack.
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@imagine_brata I'm not shaming, see the video. He is using a well know hack in The Division 1 and 2. I'm just exposing, since the "report" option in the game looks like doesn't work...
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Seriously....this looks hilarious. Div1, unlikely they will do anything about it since even before it mostly died, nobody ever got banned for cheating. Massive only bans people for getting free gear. Cheating in PvP is something they have never cared about.
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@darth_potat0 This guys use the exact same hack in Division 2. No one gets banned for that.
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In a game that's closer to being sun setted than any of us want to admit, I think it's a moot point. It sucks, but literally NOTHING will happen to this guy and the dozens of others that do it literally daily.
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This is funny and tragic at the same time. Pretty much a perfect reflection of the PVP state in Ubi's games. And then they wonder why their games make no money after the initial launch (single player still do okay-ish).
Get ready for the new train wreck called XDefiant. My bet - dead and forgotten in 3 months. -
@adrian-11 This not only show that lack of interest in the PvP parts of their games. Posted 4 days ago and this thread probably hasn't been seen by anyone at Ubisoft, or else that clips would be removed instantly. The Division 1 (or 2) are just abandoned long time ago, and now they 'need' to come up with something new for TD2. Can only image how 'great' (cough) that's going to be.
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@echolecter I complained about a new trans character in TD2 and got a timeout because some dn named dagrommit whined to the mods. Yet technically, posting the video is against the rules and mods haven't done anything about it.
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