I think this should be allowed. But only when we have 100% proof, that the person is cheating.
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Also I once heard somebody saying that this is the work of a moded controller.
It's shoot > reload > sprint cancel > shoot.
But it does it so fast that you don't really see it. It's a way to work around the rate of fire from weapons.
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Are you talking about those trick shit controllers where you just slip on a kind of "case" like you do for a phone and you it has a bunch of stuff in it that aloes you to press buttons easier and faster making things like trick shots easier?
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If caught it'll honestly be considered cheating, anything that gives someone and unfair advantage over another person is cheating.
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Finally someone who understands. All these witless hacks thinking there literally isn't a way to break the fire rate of a gun when there is video proof is frustrating.