I am banned from the files forums for posting a simulation program that is a program that just runs on your desktop. It is not a hack or an aimbot. It was made by an SF member who has 0% tolerance for hacking on halo, as do I.
I want to know why I was banned and if so, I know it was a misunderstanding.
Seriously, do you find it funny to not read the stickies? There's only one, and it was right above this topic after you posted it.
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What it looks like to me is just a little program that helps you get a quicker finger and help you figure how far you should lead when shooting someone. Merely a simulation.
Okay, well it's not technically an autoaim, but it certainly helps you be a better player. These things you sometimes need to do without the aid of a program... Still considered cheating in my eyes.
jks wrote:Theres nothing saying other people cant use it, therefore not cheating =/
That makes no sense whatsoever. The same could be said for using autoaim on Xbox Live. If everyone uses autoaim, everybody has the same advantage, but they're all cheating still.
Well still... its not technically cheating in my book, just being smart. Nothing says you cant look at something and do some calculations in your head or make a program that does it that tells you how velocity and acceleration work in game physics, thats not cheating thats just being smart.
See, the funny thing is is that this isn't any autoaim or any program that is run while Halo is running. It is merely a program with a Halo background and moving circles for you to shoot at. It doesn't give you a leg up when playing Halo. It's basicly just a small little target practice game.
