But why? I have never seen where cheating could go unnoticed for years. Last time I saw any cheating was a jump cheat but that was back in 2017ish.
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I've seen a trailer for a cheat that showed ball trajectory, but that was years ago
That doesn't seem like much of a cheat. That's more like a crutch.
In late game yeah, in early game it could excel you past lower ranks
I know what your talking about and it wasn't a cheat. It was a limited event. And IIRC it was HARD even with the trajectory.
It was a cheat before it was a feature, but yeah
Is that even helpful though? It's not like it helps with aiming, since you can only know the trajectory after bumping the ball.
Only case where it might help is intercepting a shot, assuming the trajectory renders on all shots, not just yours.
If you could see exactly where the ball is going, or where it will land, and others cant, then its a slight advantage. Not as much as wall hacks or god mode, but statistically significant.
It would be like having a reticle on Goldeneye 64. A recording of the game would make the user look better at prediction.
Beyond a certain level this wouldn't help at all as you would already have a good sense of trajectory but moreover you need to understand timing, which a trajectory doesn't provide.
I miss Rust.