Originally posted by scspook
Sounds more like a lag issue than a cheat. In my short time of return to this game, I havent seen the slightest evidence of cheating. Nothing that cant be explained in any one of the 100 misnomers that begrudged us on a daily basis in any online game.
Unless im horribly mistaken, id venture to guess that AH is in reality pretty much cheat free.
Lag issue? Not a chance. I had my radiator shot out by something using the Klingon Cloaking Device last night. No one flying in my immediate area (and there were about 12 others) saw anything within 6k of us. Nothing, nada, zippo.
Likewise, I saw a B-17 disappear into thin air and reappear 5k further along. This Buff was on my side, so it wasn't a risk to me. Nonetheless, it happened. It didn't warp, it disappeared.
Let's not ignore the problem with discos. My squad had more discos this week than it did last tour. I have 9, seven of them in fighter mode, one in a 262. These have killed my K/D. It should be at 5.2/1, instead it's at 3.8/1. That simply won't cut it.
Ever since the router change, things in the MA have gone to crap for a great many of us. I don't have a problem in CT, or the TA. Nor do most others. It sounds to me like a classic case of fixing what wasn't broken, with the usual adverse result.
I hope they get a handle of this soon, 'cause like some others I've spoken with have stated, before I get seriously annoyed, I'll spend my time and money doing something else. When it ceases to be fun, it's gone......
Now, if you're not having a problem, I'm happy for you. However, I don't want to hear the robot apologists running out to say that this is a user problem. It isn't. Obviously HTC recognizes something is wrong or they wouldn't have polled us in the MA. BTW, everyone I talked to in my squad checked "poor" on the survey.
A quick edit to add something I had forgotten about. Last evening, I killed an Arado 234. It was pathetically easy, I rolled onto his 6 from the merge. There was no effort to avoid me, despite the fact that I had been at his 12 O'clock, easily seen before the merge. In the message buffer, the unfortunate 234 pilot asked me where I had come from. It just dawned on me that my Yak must have joined the invisible aircraft in the MA twilight zone. He didn't see me, because there was nothing to see. I'd rather not get kills THIS way. Please, HTC, get a handle on this.
My regards,
Widewing