Please, developers, while aimbots should definitely remain a major focus, wallhacks also need to be addressed with the same level of seriousness

I can see that you are taking the issue of hackers in the game more seriously, but wallhacks need to be looked at just as closely.
Especially in ranked games, it feels like around 95% of Masters and Pred players are using wallhacks. The way some players read the game and seem to know exactly where you are is making the game even more difficult and frustrating.
Please take wallhacks just as seriously as aimbots and investigate this issue more thoroughly.

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u/DetectiveAdvanced388 — 14 days ago
▲ 9 r/kosovo

A ka persona qe kan nejt naper foruma shqiptar prej 2006/09?

Si jeni djema shpresoj qe jeni mir, desha me ju pyet a keni nejt ne foruma online perpara para se mu kan IN facebooki e kto, edhe ncilt foruma jena kan aktiv, une psh ne khg-crew sefte ja kok pas nis pastaj ne albi-net, rrjeta.org, webmaster.al dhe ne zoumz.

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u/DetectiveAdvanced388 — 16 days ago
▲ 55 r/apexuniversity+1 crossposts

How can it be the fastest game in the world have still 20 tick rate servers

How much longer are we supposed to wait for the developers to rely on a streamer just to show them how the game should actually run? And how much longer are we supposed to stay silent while dealing with the same issues every single day—for almost five years now?
All these microstutters, all this desync… Why aren’t we coming together and speaking up about it? The company is worth over a billion dollars, yet they still haven’t fixed these problems.

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u/DetectiveAdvanced388 — 3 months ago
▲ 8 r/stroke

My brother had 2 strokes within a week, but he is the same guy

My brother had two strokes within one week, and even before a month has passed, his condition has improved. Only his left foot is a bit weaker, but he can walk on his own, and he has even started driving again without any problems. He has no memory issues at all, not even a small remark. Emotionally, he is very strong and has taken the stroke very positively, almost in a sporty way.
I wanted to ask if this is normal, and whether we should limit his freedom a bit, for example not letting him go out alone with the car. People say that after a stroke you are never the same, but from what I see, my brother seems exactly the same as before. He is 25 years old.

May God help you all.

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u/DetectiveAdvanced388 — 4 months ago