1.6 uses the classic GoldSource (GoldSrc) engine which is used in and Half-Life based games. CS 1.6 and CSS use VERY different engines. To prove my point even further, Valve knew there were going to be bugs in the game. All he did was abuse a bhop movement bug in Source engine. He helped a lot with mouse related issues and others. He was a favourable and honored member on the ESEA forums for CSS and 1.6. Originally posted by ✪ _Vexxii:Here's his ESEA profile for future reference to prove he was legit: Īnd what do you watch in his profile that say he was legit? (it's a serious question) cause is almost all empty right now He's not banned. Here's his ESEA profile for future reference to prove he was legit: It's like Sourcemod Anti Cheat (SMAC), but better. It's an anti cheat for CS Source servers. Although, it makes me sad he had to leave.Īlso, another question some of you might have: who or what is zBlock? Sadly, bhopping like that is no longer possible, but it was very game breaking. The exploit was simply the use of the Quake engine in the CS Source engine and how easy it was to bhop. Of course, Valve patched it and that's what made him quit, so that's why you can't bhop like that in CS Source anymore and neither in GO. He was able to hop to insanely high velocity rates using a bhopping exploit that he used. The demos are recorded in a low tickrate (If I remember correctly: 32 ticks) so it makes it harder to know what kills are legit and if the hops are also legit.Īnd another big factor was the Source engine bhopping exploit he used in ESEA and Warlord servers. Yes, he did this without any external/internal cheats or scripts.

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