You could try, if you had any proof that wasn't stupid subjective "I am sure nobody can fire that fast".

Like, basically you need to have a picture of them using the modded controller to play DUST.

I didn't know if reported something in the "code" would show up from the clients side. I have most certainly ran into them, they are easy to tell. The sound to that gun is quite unique, so when it is firing at an ngodly speed it sounds like a tank almost shooting at you.

"Akcinzol" was the players name, it was in a skirmish match. Trust me nobody can fire that fast!

The sound is what gives it away.

CCP probably can't tell if he was using one or not. Doesn't hurt to try though.

Is this something that can be brought to a GM's attention?

Would this be breaking "rules" set within the games T&C's?

based on the evidence you have provided i have come to the conclusion that the person in question did NOT use a modded controller

ive also come to the conclusion that you have never fought someone using a modded controller.


when you said ti sounds like a tank, then you have yet to hear it actually fire at an ungodly speed.


modded controlelrs fire ALOT faster than that

now if you said it sounded like a super full auto AR, then i would believe you.

when modded it sounds just like a regular AR with a slightly higher RoF

if it sounds like a tank then its not a modded controller.




people are just assuming since the weapon has a reputation as being a moders favorite, that anyone who does well with one is clearly modding it

but this is not the case, the recoil on the weapon is high enough that a modded controller would actually make the weapon worse than if you were to just pull the trigger yourself.

in essence, if he was hitting you, then he wasnt using a mod.

During my brief period of full-spec Carthum Assault Scrambler Pistol usage, I sounded like a modded controller all day every day.

Tangent time: Like all games, once people have been given a scapegoat to pin the loss of a firefight on, it quickly becomes legend amongst the underclasses. First there was lag, then aimbots, wallhacking, god mode, etc. Now, because the game is (thank christ) on PS3 and not PC, the worst we have to contend with is the accusation that someone has a function on their controller that presses the button really quickly.

If controller mods are the worst example of hacking we have to deal with in the life of Dust, I'll take it gladly.

This is a game that puts passive skills on top of player skill. There are lots of factors that go into getting curb stomped. Modded controllers are extremely low on the list (if at all). Don't waste everyone's time with whining and baseless accusations just because you lost some suits.

A modded controller used to empty a whole clip in one shot. If you could hear individual shots, it's just someone who is better than you.

No, but you'd be much better off just quitting the game.

CryMoreNoob. People are not using modded controllers, you are just terrible at this game.

^_^ It'a alright, I forgive you.

Just practice a lot, and if you're not too old (like 30+ yrs old) you should be able to hit at least 500 RPM in semi auto. Full RPM of tac AR is 789.5 RPM, and that's just under 14 hits of R1 or RMB1 per second. There are plenty of players who can do that no problem. Also keep in mind that the full speed of the regular AR is 750 RPM, so a good player can make a tac AR fire faster than a normal AR if he wants to.

Don't ask me why the breach AR is in the game, as with most breach weapons it seems kind of bad. (low range, slow RoF, low damage and small mag ftw!)