[url]http://www.cyberpunk.net/forum/en/threads/1412-Real-life-aimbot[/URL]
From five months ago. Although, to be honest, it might have been a bit tricky to find if you were searching for "smartgun" or something similar, even trickier if you weren't searching at all.
From five months ago. Although, to be honest, it might have been a bit tricky to find if you were searching for "smartgun" or something similar, even trickier if you weren't searching at all.
Wish I'd found this before I started a new thread.[url]http://www.cyberpunk.net/forum/en/threads/1412-Real-life-aimbot[/URL]
From five months ago. Although, to be honest, it might have been a bit tricky to find if you were searching for "smartgun" or something similar, even trickier if you weren't searching at all.
I'm sure one of the mods won't mind merging it.
However, your new thread prompted me to check something specific about the Aimpoint System...
It will hit moving targets just as well as stationary ones!!!
Err..not quite. Especially not in Europe or Japan, for example. That said, yes, animal was trolling you. He does that.
Oh, thatl teach me to post at 3 AM.
I honestly cant tell anymore unless someone points it out to me. The amount of stupidity on the internet has reached such critical mass that trolls and legitimate stupidity are nigh indistinguishable to me unless noted otherwise
True trolls are so few and far between though. Having been online since online was a thing really (although I did start at a quite young age), and having seen some true trolls, I have to say so much shit gets labeled "trolling" these days. And it's not. It's a true artform, a true skill. Not anyone can do it.
The funniest thing with "trolls" nowadays, is that it's so much common, that people will call you "troll" even when you talk seriously.
Last time i talked about something, people called me a "troll", just because i was a lil harsh, and maybe because they couldn't concieve i "believed" what i talked about.
Last time i talked about something, people called me a "troll", just because i was a lil harsh, and maybe because they couldn't concieve i "believed" what i talked about.