u/Biohacker5551

I come across this occasionally and wondered if others see the same.

Most recent was a big line up for Ferry tickets and a scowl faced (they all seem to have this) Filipina jist pushed in in front of everyone and nobody stopped her.

Yesterday in line at a supermarket (Not SM with elderly/disable dedicated checkout) and after waiting a while this again sour faced 60 something Filipina had pushed her way past 2 young Pinoys who of course said nothing and was about to try and overtake me.

I stopped her and said "hey, there is a line here and I'm next" she gave me a filthy look and I just soaked it up with my own version of a stinkface look.

The locals seem to allow them to do this, but unless they have an impairment, disability or other obvious ailment, not on my watch.

Not on my watch...

I play regularly, have been playing off and on since season 1.

I am at best a very ordinary player, but I understand the game and the maps very well so I think I have a good knowledge of what's normal and what isn't.

I also watch replays of every match where I suspect a cheater and I come across them at least every second game.

But if you call them out during the match their team mates attack you. Sometimes even your own team members and this is where the problem lays with siege, they have a reporting system, which doesn't seem to work, but I'm sure it would work better if more players actually had the brains or awareness to understand that cheating is an epidemic.

The default position seems to be, "Get better", "You're wrong", "Skill issue" yet when I watch the replays it's blatantly obvious.

You cannot fix a problem if you deny it exists.

I bookmark all of the cheaters I've confirmed via replay on tracker and go back to look at their stats and see they are still playing months later.

I would say the majority of live cheaters are stealth cheaters, they use tactics like minimize KD growth, lose matches to keep their stats believable, lose 1 v 1 fights because they know everyone is watching etc.

But the replays don't lie they expose all of the obvious looks through walls and decisions that wouldn't have been made by an unassisted player.

Such a shame this game was one of the best and still would be were it not for the filth that pay to feel adequate amongst their peers.