Someone Called Wallhack After One Weird Round. How Do You Review It Fairly?
Closed thread Closed by archiveHad a ranked game where someone prefired two angles and my team decided it had to be wallhack. Could be cheating, could be a good read, could be sound, could be our Reyna stomping around like she's wearing kitchen pans.
How do you keep the review fair? I don't want to shrug off obvious nonsense, but I also don't want to report every player who has one good round. Is there a useful checklist for thinking about context before making the call? For terminology, our ESP guide explains what wall-style overlays claim, separate from one lucky read.
From the guide: What ESP shows in Valorant
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Replies are closedSound cues, utility, common angles, and teammate info explain more than people admit.
True, but people also use "good headphones" as an excuse for absolutely impossible tracking sometimes. Context matters both ways.
I look for a repeated pattern across rounds, not one clip that starts after the important part already happened.
And report through the game if it still looks suspicious. Don't post someone's username and send a mob after them.
My smoke timing gets called hacks every week. I promise I'm not that talented. I just throw the same smoke every round lol.