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Team Avo has a new video up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifJs9qHaARk Looks like they managed to get their hands on World Edit.
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Model M posted:Team Avo has a new video up: Man, I used to grief minecraft back in the day. Can't stand the game on its own but back when the game was super popular my friends and I would play on free-build servers and the amount of fun that could be had from putting penises on things was amazing. The anger it induced in people was the most hilarious. It also generated quite a few in-jokes among us, like one of my friends was on the name "Surfshack Tito" and some guy up and shows "I SAW YOU SURFSHACK!" when my friend was loving something up. Another one of my friends coded a bot (actually a couple of them) that would go around super fast changing blocks into something else like flowers or mushrooms. Then there was another bot called swastibot that would build swastika flags. The bots really confused people because it was like the first bot that had been coded specifically for griefing minecraft and nobody knew what the gently caress was going on when everything slowly began changing into mushrooms.
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Jul 9, 2012 16:27
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I liked to dig a huge hole, three quarters up put a layer of wool with tnt underneath. Then fill up the rest with sand once I reach the surface a perimeter of sand up to the sky. Inside that perimeter build something vulgar, then when you get the attention of people detonate the tnt, the sand all falls away, revealing your masterpiece all at once.
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Jul 9, 2012 17:03
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Ehh, I can't speak for anyone else, but I never particularly found griefing via hacking particularly entertaining. It's far more entertaining when you can successfully grief within the confines of the normal rules of the game.
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Jul 9, 2012 18:30
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m2pt5 posted:Ehh, I can't speak for anyone else, but I never particularly found griefing via hacking particularly entertaining. It's far more entertaining when you can successfully grief within the confines of the normal rules of the game. In general, I agree with this, the only exception I've seen so far being the Avolition videos where they figure out things that can't be rolled back by the admins, such as planting and bonemealing trees in cleared land.
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Jul 9, 2012 18:48
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Model M posted:Team Avo has a new video up: Got a link not banned by GEMA (Copyright on music)?
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Jul 9, 2012 19:26
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SnafuAl posted:In general, I agree with this, the only exception I've seen so far being the Avolition videos where they figure out things that can't be rolled back by the admins, such as planting and bonemealing trees in cleared land. I have to admit that was pretty funny. Most of their stuff is pretty much "lol i hax u noob" level though.
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Soulex posted:Got a link not banned by GEMA (Copyright on music)? yes?
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Diplomaticus posted:So griefing Blacklight: Retribution is fun and easy with a small cash investment. I can confirm that this is the best thing ever A few small corrections: you can rent the cloak and hammer for 1 day at 75 cents a piece, definitely don't need to dish out the 20 dollars to permanently have the cloak and hammer, and it definitely can't 1shot the hardsuit. Other fun facts: ~New players can't aim at all, cloak is optional if you just spec to run fast ~If you cloak up to the enemy flag carrier you can hammer him for an instant flag return ~People love you and will yell at you constantly for paying to win, feel free to hammer them while they type ~If you're hunting down a competent player, they will kill you at least 50% of the time, the vision thing shows cloaked dudes and there's a good 2 seconds after uncloak that you have to prep the hammer, if they can see you and have played any FPS before, you will die. To wrap it up, here is a video of me hunting strangers/a friend https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpdnBobfcyU
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Jul 9, 2012 22:16
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All that work to name it Apache (war)Chief and you couldn't get an In-Nuk-Chuck in there? For shame.
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Goofa posted:I can confirm that this is the best thing ever e: oh wait never mind. You have to spend a minimum of £9 gently caress that Infinite Monkeys fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Jul 10, 2012 |
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Thanks for this. This is amazing!
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Jul 14, 2012 20:31
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m2pt5 posted:Ehh, I can't speak for anyone else, but I never particularly found griefing via hacking particularly entertaining. It's far more entertaining when you can successfully grief within the confines of the normal rules of the game. Hacking can be tasteful if the hack is easily preventable on the part of the server operator but isn't. Like in this old counter strike video, as far as I understand it, it was pretty trivial to prevent the use of the mod they use, but for whatever reason the admins were too lazy to do it.
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I love that I knew exactly what that was before I clicked it. I'm more a fan of people finding weird programming oversights that are totally legal by the game's rules (that wow raid boss who got one-shot by a ton of stacks of retaliatory damage comes to mind) but hacking can be funny too assuming it's creative enough and not just used to kick over people's virtual sandcastles ala team avolution. Of course there are exceptions that deserve it like that christian server where the admin was yelling at some guy to steal his girlfriend's credit card info. That guy deserved it. Anyway, on the topic of funny hacking exploits, have another activeworlds thing that a friend did. His name was Pon and he was a fairly large nuisance on AW so if any oldschool 2000-era AW people recognize the name it's probably the same guy. So activeworlds has/had a baseline selection of player models that couldn't really be barbiedolled up much during the time we played back in the 2.0 era. For some bizarre reason when you connected to a universe server your client would send your model identity as a path in cleartext. This meant with a small amount of hex editing you could appear as any object you wanted. Pon took this a step further though and realized that you could send C:/con/con as your modelpath and.. well, you get the idea. Except crashing people was really boring and would draw attention to the exploit. So he came up with something better. He'd set his model to the null placeholder object, find a tourist actively building a house, flag himself AFK and play poltergeist. If the tourist turned their back the table they'd just built would magically move to the other side of the room. If they left their house all the furniture would pile in front of the door, forcing them to rip out a wall to get back in. The amount of completely unfocused rage this generated was amazing and he got at least one tourist to abandon their house completely doing this. I'm assuming he still has logs but they're probably exactly what you'd imagine from the above description, so they're probably not worth posting. E: it's worth noting that at any time the person being griefed could've held down a key to force AW to draw nametags on everyone, including Pon. bucketmouse fucked around with this message at 23:09 on Jul 14, 2012 |
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m2pt5 posted:Ehh, I can't speak for anyone else, but I never particularly found griefing via hacking particularly entertaining. It's far more entertaining when you can successfully grief within the confines of the normal rules of the game. Hacking certainly isn't creative, but as long as the reactions are funny, it can be worth it. JIRXIN does lots of videos where he just speedhacks, but the reactions he gets are hilarious and make the videos worth watching. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S2z50C6SVxY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fi3OpWfY9S0
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Jul 14, 2012 23:08
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Maybe I'm a small child but this was in related and I'm easily amused. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPsF0zbbKhk
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Jul 14, 2012 23:20
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JfishPirate posted:Hacking certainly isn't creative, but as long as the reactions are funny, it can be worth it. It really depends the hack per se, more than anything else. Wallhacking in counterstrike is all bland, but something inventive like playing poltergeist (in what is by all means an exploit), is hilariously entertaining.
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Jul 14, 2012 23:20
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bucketmouse posted:Maybe I'm a small child but this was in related and I'm easily amused. That is loving hilarious. I love the hell out of gags like that.
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Jul 14, 2012 23:55
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I remember back when Star Wars Galaxies was around you were able to drop certain items that had solid collision. I figured this out and placed the items at the exit to the spaceport on Corelia. Chaos ensued. I also remember busting up an online wedding in SWG, we kept interrupting it and eventually an admin placed a temp ban on us. Why did that game have to go the way it did? Still my favorite MMO.
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Don't know if you guys are aware of twitchtv but basically its a site where people livestream games they are playing. Some of the games are pvp and some of the people who play have undeserved enormous egos. And then they put themselves on cam as well. You can probably guess where this is going. Anyhow this is footage of a clown called "cavegrafitti" who is amazing at APB in his own mind. In reality he uses some macros and cheap tricks and when he moved to another server some people made new characters to gently caress with him some more and they made this video. I'm so sorry about the music. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkGjFEBgjPU&feature=player_embedded I just wish everyone could make this much of a target out of themselves
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Goofballs posted:Don't know if you guys are aware of twitchtv but basically its a site where people livestream games they are playing. Some of the games are pvp and some of the people who play have undeserved enormous egos. And then they put themselves on cam as well. You can probably guess where this is going. Anyhow this is footage of a clown called "cavegrafitti" who is amazing at APB in his own mind. In reality he uses some macros and cheap tricks and when he moved to another server some people made new characters to gently caress with him some more and they made this video.
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Jul 15, 2012 01:03
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The fact that it's halfway through 2012 and people STILL don't know how to mute players in TF2 is incredible. That was a pretty funny though.
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BlueDestiny posted:The fact that it's halfway through 2012 and people STILL don't know how to mute players in TF2 is incredible. It's a drat shame that F10 isn't bound to 'quit prompt' by default anymore. 'F10 for mute menu' was one of the better lazy griefs.
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Rotten Red Rod posted:So, a few quick questions, since I've never played APB... What macros and "cheap tricks" does he abuse? Why does he look like a brick wall? And are the people killing him over and over using macros/tricks themselves, or are they just experienced players showing him up since he's low level on this server? The guns he's using are tap to fire. Now look at how fast he is firing. That's a macro and to anyone who has used those guns its really obvious. Cheap tricks involve stuff like hiding items enemies are trying to capture in unreachable spots by glitching them or going to abusable camp spots. The latter is possible because the map they are on is the size of the map in gta 3 and more detailed. Doing that is only for bad players who can't win fairly. He's dressed like that because you can dress however you want in apb if you can make the costume. His costume is poo poo though Some people can do a lot better with the designer  As for the people he's playing against, their characters are low level and his is high because he's been there a while. Level doesn't mean much in apb and they aren't abusing anything. They are just much much better than him and as we all know if someone is better at you at a game they must be cheating. Goofballs fucked around with this message at 01:23 on Jul 15, 2012 |
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icantfindaname posted:Hacking can be tasteful if the hack is easily preventable on the part of the server operator but isn't. Like in this old counter strike video, as far as I understand it, it was pretty trivial to prevent the use of the mod they use, but for whatever reason the admins were too lazy to do it. That video is amazing.
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TheSpiritFox posted:That video is amazing. I lost it when the planted bomb took flight and buzzed away like a bumblebee.
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Jul 15, 2012 02:29
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scamtank posted:I lost it when the planted bomb took flight and buzzed away like a bumblebee. I lost it right at the beginning with the choppers and just kept laughing. I've dreamed of spawning HL2 Striders in a TF2 match for years now.
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TheSpiritFox posted:I lost it right at the beginning with the choppers and just kept laughing. I've dreamed of spawning HL2 Striders in a TF2 match for years now. There's actually a map that does just that, pl_strider IIRC. The strider is like a cart but one team protects it while the other team tries to destroy it, through a ruined city type HL2 map. It was fun IMO but not many liked it for whatever reason, I doubt you'll ever find a server running it.
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Indecisive posted:There's actually a map that does just that, pl_strider IIRC. The strider is like a cart but one team protects it while the other team tries to destroy it, through a ruined city type HL2 map. It was fun IMO but not many liked it for whatever reason, I doubt you'll ever find a server running it. I more just want the joy of sewing chaos into a match where it does not in any way belong. A strider based TF2 match is not at all the same thing as 2fort with unexpected striders, manhacks, and headcrabs.
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icantfindaname posted:Hacking can be tasteful if the hack is easily preventable on the part of the server operator but isn't. Like in this old counter strike video, as far as I understand it, it was pretty trivial to prevent the use of the mod they use, but for whatever reason the admins were too lazy to do it. How have I never seen this  On the topic of abusing something that is entirely within the confines of the game WITHOUT a script https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O4WLmdQJgw8 jisforjosh fucked around with this message at 04:45 on Jul 15, 2012 |
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jisforjosh posted:How have I never seen this 
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The magic of the highlights reel. (and being incredibly good)
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Doc Hawkins posted:The magic of the highlights reel. 
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Zereth posted:How is he getting nothing but headshots The best part in that one is where he jumps on the guy's head and lets him run around in panic for a few seconds before headshotting him.
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Jul 15, 2012 05:13
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Zereth posted:I swear I saw him shoot somebody in the feet and get a headshot anyway. The hitboxes in CSS are hosed up like that. It's a combination of the right ping and knowing how the game works, combined with being inhumanly good. And yeah, if you fire when moving your shots go above the crosshair as if you were already having heavy recoil. Controlling it like that is ridiculous though. icantfindaname fucked around with this message at 05:21 on Jul 15, 2012 |
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Goofballs posted:Don't know if you guys are aware of twitchtv but basically its a site where people livestream games they are playing. Some of the games are pvp and some of the people who play have undeserved enormous egos. And then they put themselves on cam as well. You can probably guess where this is going. Anyhow this is footage of a clown called "cavegrafitti" who is amazing at APB in his own mind. In reality he uses some macros and cheap tricks and when he moved to another server some people made new characters to gently caress with him some more and they made this video. Was this streaming live at the time? Doesn't that put him at a giant disadvantage where anyone can look at his screen while they're playing?
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That's one of my favourite gaming videos, I'm not really familiar with CS but you don't need to be in order to enjoy. I think the recoil in CS works like the bullets start going higher above your crosshair when you fire full auto.
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Zereth posted:How is he getting nothing but headshots I've seen this video multiple times over the years and I still don't get how some of his deagle shots are headshots. To me it looks like his cursor is on the other side of the screen when he fires his gun and gets a headshot. I'm not saying hes hacking at all, I just don't think my brain can work that fast anymore  .
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Node posted:I've seen this video multiple times over the years and I still don't get how some of his deagle shots are headshots. To me it looks like his cursor is on the other side of the screen when he fires his gun and gets a headshot. I'm not saying hes hacking at all, I just don't think my brain can work that fast anymore Yeah, it's a combination of the accuracy penalty for moving and jumping, and CSS's hitboxes. It's still ridiculous, but not hacking.
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