This comes to my attention now through Vice's interview with ScriptKid. To see this content please enable targeting cookies. He's also apparently made a fake cheat for Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, with japes like stopping people from being able to revive teamies and making them jump out of moving vehicles (quite deadly in Plunkbat). I'll not go Googling for free CS cheats and randomly installing things in the hope I stumble across it - I bet many of them are far more malicious, causing actual harm rather than simply screwing up your round. I do like how confused people look when they come out of mind control. And afterwards, it sends the match's demo replay file to ScriptKid to watch and make videos: To see this content please enable targeting cookies. Or the 'mind control' punishment takes over entirely for a few seconds, maybe throwing their gun to a place they can't reach or even forcing them to jump off the roof in the map De_Vertigo - with a flashbang effect to mask what just happened. It even has parts of maps rigged with 'tripwire punishments', sometimes making the would-be cheater move extremely slowly or in random directions when they enter a bomb site. Or someone with an AWP or Scout will find the gun makes a fake bang without actually firing. Or it might trigger when they throw a grenade, aiming it at their feet and forcing them to stand still for several seconds. Maybe the 'cheat' would stop them from opening doors, instead playing a knocking sound.

While it's presented as a cheat, with options for aimbots and wallhacks and that, in reality it makes players vulnerable to his pranks when they try to cheat in matchmaking. He explains he set up a fake cheat website, bought Google ads so people searching for free CS cheats were sent his way, then let people's desire to cheat be their undoing.

ScriptKid detailed the latest version of his CS:GO 'bait software' in a new video earlier this month. He uploads videos of would-be cheaters getting pranked, and it's quite cathartic to watch. find they're forced to jump off buildings to their death in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, or their movement keys screw up, or their gun stops working, or worse. Wrong'uns go to Google looking for free cheats, find the fake cheat site he's set up, download and run his fake cheats, then. I'm delighted to learn about the work of 'ScriptKid', a fella who releases fake cheats that actually sabotage games for would-be cheaters. The war between cheaters and anti-cheat technology might be endless, but that doesn't mean we can't have fun with it.

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