Reporting suspected wall‑hacking by player “Arnelious.”
For context: I moved to the far outer edge of the map and made sure no one saw me. I hid behind a rock specifically because I knew he would eventually come toward my direction without having any way of knowing I was there. In the video, you can see me back out and look left and right to show that no one had line of sight on me. I also opened my map to show how far out I was and to confirm that no MAVs were airborne that could have spotted or marked me.
I used the rock’s visual glitch to see through it, and if you watch closely, he drives directly to my exact position and fires immediately. He only backs up because my squadmate, Jackpot, shot a rocket at his tank. While I stayed hidden, he then returned straight to me again. I let him kill me to provide clear proof for the video. His in‑game name is Arnelious.
This behavior is extremely suspicious and looks like undeniable evidence of wall‑hacking. He doesn’t even attempt to hide it.
Also, apologies for the shaky camera work — I was holding my phone while recording and had to switch hands to move my character and show my surroundings.
For context: I moved to the far outer edge of the map and made sure no one saw me. I hid behind a rock specifically because I knew he would eventually come toward my direction without having any way of knowing I was there. In the video, you can see me back out and look left and right to show that no one had line of sight on me. I also opened my map to show how far out I was and to confirm that no MAVs were airborne that could have spotted or marked me.
I used the rock’s visual glitch to see through it, and if you watch closely, he drives directly to my exact position and fires immediately. He only backs up because my squadmate, Jackpot, shot a rocket at his tank. While I stayed hidden, he then returned straight to me again. I let him kill me to provide clear proof for the video. His in‑game name is Arnelious.
This behavior is extremely suspicious and looks like undeniable evidence of wall‑hacking. He doesn’t even attempt to hide it.
Also, apologies for the shaky camera work — I was holding my phone while recording and had to switch hands to move my character and show my surroundings.
