10 More Speedrunners Who Were Caught Cheating

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. Let's start with this because this is personally my favorite on the list. Gerber Gerber. I don't know how you say that. AKG claimed to have set several Tarak records a few years ago, the way they cheated was pretty simple, they just stitched together pictures, they called him out in several videos and one showed him not having a backpack, limiting his grenade count to 20 , but he was able to pick up 27 grenades and then shoot 30, making it pretty clear that it wasn't a legitimate run.

Gerber responded by removing videos in question and threatened to remove videos exposing him with fraudulent DMCA claims. I don't think he complied. with these threats but I will check out others on this list who made their channel which has since changed their name still has a run of Taraka posted that I was able to find when I found it the first thing I saw was this amazing opening slide please pause the video and read this before watching if you are about to watch this video until the end. I suggest you turn on your console, start the video and play at the same time to realize how fast this speedrun is.

It will leave you ten minutes behind without any problem. exaggeration this is a speedrun world record the previous world record was made by the cryptic jackknife and his time was one hour 56 minutes and 24 seconds and as you can see I smoked it easily because my time is 1 hour 53 minutes and 8 seconds but he He lied about its time because I estimated it by the way I smoked it before. My speedrun is recorded in HD which is priority number one, so don't waste your time, turn on your console and try to challenge me just out of curiosity if you don't.

If you want to challenge me then grab a cold Rockstar energy drink click HD stand back and relax for those who tried to challenge me please tell me the time difference thank you if you want another Spyridon suggest the game and then right after reading it , I look at the description. which says this was a segmented sprint race that was done just for fun and it's nothing special, so is this a segmented sprint just for fun or were you the world record holder? It seems to have changed the story of him here that the people who discovered him did. great job documenting everything, so if you want to see

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evidence and read more conversations, I'll put them in the description, but it's too painful to watch on video.

Next we have loan shark Joe's fake ghosts and goblins. He made a video about his fake race, so some of you are probably already familiar with this. He created a tool-assisted sprint and sent it out as if it were a normal sprint. He submitted this emulator race in a category that requires you to play on console. so they should have discarded it within seconds of seeing it. In the bottom corner of his race, you can see a red arrow left over from the task software he used, and within the race itself there were several sections of the game that looked inhuman.

The presentation is so poorly faked to the point of being comical, but it was somehow able to be verified as the second best speed race in the game. Lender Joe made a video explaining all of this. He explained in every way that it was obvious that he had cheated. and he ended the video by deleting the fake race from the leaderboards. Now, what did the moderators do in this case? After all of this came to light, he was permanently banned from the leaderboards. Now I'm not defending what he did, but I think we should. reserve the most extreme punishments for the most extreme violations in this case.

I really don't think this guy will cheat again. He came clean even before he got

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and took the race off himself and the race was so bad it shouldn't even have been First of all, I don't think the mods watched this run for a second or they would have never approved it and again , I'm not saying it's a good thing that he sent a fake run but I think we should reserve permanent bans for people who can't be trusted at all someone who has been reported and continues to lie that's not the case he removed the run himself showed all the bugs for the world to see this should only serve to strengthen the verification standards it is much better to do it is this guide, does anyone else imagine that if someone else came in they created a well faked speedrun and they would not admit it, surely they would have gotten away with it now I just have to tell you the whole legend of Kevin Durand, the fantasy star series. a variety of RPGs released from 1987 onwards, this guy Kevin Durden showed up impressively and in a fairly short period of time managed to snag the Fantasy star 1 record, the fantasy star for the record and then the Fantasy star 3 registration on April 7, Kevin Durden was eliminated. from fantasy star leaderboards on the grounds that he had cheated, what followed has been nothing short of magical.

The investigation began on March 27 when a report came to Fantasy Star moderators that Kevin Durden's most recent record appeared to contain certain oddities which, following extensive investigation which has been summarized in these two reports, contain much evidence that It was enough to convince me, but maybe not everyone else, the final nail that put an end to this issue is the indisputable video evidence of the splicing documented by Cyan. veil, you can see a point where this little ring jumps in size and this text box cuts back and forth. Both clearly indicate a splicing point. Now Kevin's responses throughout this whole thing became progressively more erratic.

This pacemaker was one of the first statements of his that they published. when all this started to go downhill and is full of classic signs of deception, he doesn't argue the point, he doesn't say that this is a scandal, these claims are completely false, which would be the response of an innocent person, instead, admitting there are technical inconsistencies in their runs and willingly offering to remove and remake them is not how an innocent person acts when accused. This is a strategy of a guilty person to try to appear more reasonable so that when everything starts to fall apart, he can cox this brilliant plan, just genius. he starts by disconnecting and deleting everything, his Twitch BOTS, his YouTube videos are ready to tell them all, then this absolute stranger enters his discord and says that he downloaded the executions in question before Kevin deleted them.

This absolute stranger then posts an edited version. From the record of him with certain edited inconsistencies, it seems pretty clear that this guy deleted everything and then tried to repost an edited version like a random stranger to regain everyone's trust. Do you really think that will work? Come on, you have to stop and now. After all this happened, Vice ended up publishing a strange article. I can't say for sure that this article is about Kevin. All they say is that someone whose name has been changed cheated in a Japanese role-playing game. I guess whoever they were talking to would do it.

I only do it under certain conditions and that's why they wrote an article about how some guy cheated in some game without explaining any of it. A strange conclusion to this strange story. I had to include this on the list at least because of how funny this guy is. Lee SDA was found to affect multiple runs by creating tool-assisted quick runs and playing them on the stream as if you were playing live. He went all out showing a live race with Carl Sagan and trihex watching two very experienced players who were neutral and neutral. the neutral and that foam is so good, I'm like, okay, that's like one of my secret stress neutrals and then looking at the phone, seeing that this isn't sometime later, Karl suspected something was up and told him Lee to crouch during this auto-scroll to show that it was really him playing Lee rejected which should have indicated to Karl that something was up, but still nothing happened.

Lee eventually took his antics a step further and included a camera in the feed of him pointing at his hands while he faked the button. presses for his tasks, this is what really sank his ship at the end when moderator MT broke up one of Lee's runs and showed that the handheld camera didn't match the game, for example, watch here how Yoshi starts to turn to the left without Lee's finger even pressing the button. she then turns right again before turning around and heading left, which Lee mimics on the controller, which is two inputs, one left and one right, seemingly coming out of nowhere, this resulted in Lee eliminating his careers and finally apologized, he seemed sincere. for me and I don't think I'll do it again about a year ago a runner named aunty was permanently banned from submitting any GTA speedruns to speedrun.com and all his times were removed from the leaderboards, what did he do? to deserve such a punishment there had been rumors of Auntie

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for a long time, but it all started to fall apart when sahn with the username ROK 24 posted this video pointing out some major discrepancies within Auntie's careers in Vice City and discovered that some of Aunt's vehicles create a cloud of smoke when they first accelerate, this is not normal and ROK showed that this happens if you increase the value that determines the acceleration of the vehicle.

He also created this side by side comparison where you can see that the aunt's car on the left is moving. much faster than the one on the right that is not modified here, you can see another one created side by side showing one of the aunt's races on the top left, a legit race on the top right, and a fast race assisted by tools at the bottom. Watch the chick fly past the tool-assisted speedrun with these because her vehicle has clearly been sped up. The aunt admitted this and pretended to be sincere in a pasta container, which admitted that a handful of her careers were fake and claimed that she had started cheating.

In early 2018, due to how exhausted he was with the game, he later learned that the aunt had not been honest with this pacer and that the true list of fake speedruns was much longer than he had admitted since at least one year. and a half before he originally said this is what earned him a permanent suspension from the series, as his times clearly couldn't be trusted as the racer himself couldn't even remember which ones were real. Why do I have to push to make the tires smoke every time? time you use your PC J I don't know what you mean by tire smoke Yugioh Forbidden Memories is a game that has been especially prone to cheaters, this is because at the end of these duels or whatever you call them, you they give a random card and the card you get can make or break the run, you can go to the game file and with a little work you can edit these drop rates and there is no obvious indication that you have done so but there are still inconsistencies that can be detected by experts in the game a few years ago, a writer named Mirchi was caught altering these values ​​when a failed zero zero zero card appeared at the end of a level.

This can happen when the droplet values ​​do not add up to 2048, what did you do? Excuse me, can someone highlight that someone can shoot that hot shot or whatever? This is quite funny because his reaction seems genuine. I think it was genuine. I really think I had no idea why this happened. I can only imagine what it must have been like. It felt like when you realized why that card appeared now, fast forward to a few days ago when moderator and top player GFC made this post: are/speedrun accuses brazilian speedrunner kuvira games of doing something similar to what which Mirchi had done years before, explained how some of his cards did not match the values ​​paired with them on the screen, this is another indication that the drop chances changed.

Kuvira responded to this by making a video unlisted, so she deletes it, indicating she may be guilty, but still lets me download. I check it out and verify the claims myself, it's a strange defense but I'll take it here. You can see him receiving the Beast's fangs with card number 129, but if we look at deck number 129, Isne Mariko as stated before, this can happen by altering. drop probability values ​​After GFC discovered this evidence, Kuvira sent her viewers to bombard G of C with dislikes and negative comments trying to get him to back down, but he didn't.

GFC showed the same moment on their own stream trying to convince these people and it was Immediately receives an illegal DMCA complaint from Kuvira showing a few seconds of someone's stream to explain how they cheated, it's like the definition of use legitimate and if you file a DMCA complaint because your feelings are hurt, that is illegaland that only serves to make the story ten times bigger, go ahead and file a claim against me too. I will file a countersuit and make another video about this, so feel free. House of caravan is a game released in 2015 for PC and can be defeated in less than 12 seconds, believe it or not, some have decided to spend quite ridiculous amounts of time optimizing this almost instantaneous race in a game that is not that popular, What's even more surprising is that over a year ago someone with the tag third nugget submitted a fake record for this category penguin 0 made a video showing how the third nugget was spliced ​​and sped up his footage by showing a side by side comparison of both executions.

Fortunately, the third run of nuggets did not last long and the order was placed immediately. restored to the universe below, the old Bandit 5k case at Source Runs org. You will find a summary of this incident. What happened was that a group of Half-Life 2 runners got together and decided to create a segmented race between themselves. segmented race, meaning that you would each repeat your segments until you got a time you were happy with and then put it all together into one race, of course this is a perfectly legitimate way to create a speed race as long as you are clear about that is.

It's that from the beginning each runner created their segments and when they put all the segments together they believed they had a faster race than anyone had created, but what they didn't count was banned in five fake K segments, invalidating everything, but that's What happened a lot of this segment is a general question, one would suspect from the way the mouse moves, movements so fast and precise that there are some tricks here, but the important part here is this climbing on the wall. The YouTube channel posted this video showing the wall climbing in real time. and now here it is next to the Bandit 5k shipment.

I don't know much about the running speed of this game, but it seems like everyone who knows is saying that this is just not realistic for a human, but it is realistic if you lower the frame rate. which can be done using the timeline feature in the game, you get your mad dash at 30% of the normal frame rate and then you speed up the demo or the recording or whatever they were using and then you pass it off as a live game. What the guy did in the 5k was a bummer because he was not only invalidating his own work but also a lot of legitimate work by others.

While researching this video, I came across this post made in 2010 at Doom Worldcom by someone named Kimo. X virus that came out and said that cheated giving a list of demonstrations that were not legitimate, yes, as the title says, I cheated in some of my demonstrations that are not tas, I'm sorry, boys, I didn't want to cheat in my careers , I was regretting my mistakes. in the end terribly and I changed the last parts of the races with my excuse I could have done it but I really shouldn't have done it everyone must have had bad moments also that never left me satisfied and always left me sad and worried about being dishonest, maybe there was some external pressure that caused this and he doesn't tell us, but either way I believe what he said about thinking he could have done it.

I think that's something very common among cheaters. I don't think most cheaters come. they enter the community planning to trick the people they enter, they usually spend a good amount of time playing the game and become decent at it and then something happens, they die at a crucial point or their game crashes or the power goes out and they say to themselves, "I deserved that race. I could have gotten that time. The way I lost that race was completely unfair. I'm just going to give it to myself and that's it. Once someone has done something like that and he's gotten away with it, there's a good chance he'll do it.

Again they have a few more scenarios like that, a few more runs happen and before you know it it becomes a habit and there's usually no way to stop it. until they catch that person. Now to conclude the video, I would like to talk about what happened with the downtime death in the past link during the second phase of the fight with Gannon, it will spawn these rings of balls. fire, the spawn pattern and firing order vary in a way that appears random in the game, however it was later discovered that this is not based on a random number generator at all, but is instead determined by factors from the Armos fight early in the race, when a runner named Downtime Death was discovered to have fireball spawns that didn't match what they should have been based on.

There is a lot of excellent documentation about this incident in previous segments, including this Google document, which you should read for yourself if you want to understand exactly how the moderators discovered this. The reason I wanted to put this on the list wasn't so much for talking. about how downtime tied the runs together. I've already talked a lot about people doing that, but it was to point out how this guy got away with it for so long because he was close friends with many in the community. WQ did over an hour. long video showing how death had tricked him into downtime and how those around him had protected him in the face of clear evidence.

I have nothing but love for wq, but I can understand how someone just taking a look at this could see this guy going. going into too much detail to prove how a guy cheated in a game from almost 30 years ago and saying this guy is crazy and just making this whole thing up, but if you look at the evidence for yourself you'll see that he was right the whole time. time. It was something that I had personally dismissed when I was alone in my peripheral and that's why I included it in this video because I think it's an important lesson that we should always evaluate claims based on the evidence and not the person making them.

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