So was playing against an Ivy with uncannily perfect parries.
I went back and watched the replay just to double check, as I wasn't sure if they were just really good, I'm now 100% sure they were hacking.
Match ID: 22169287
Timestamps for Ivy's parries:
1:50 - This one was looked fair.
3:30 - This one was impressive, just reacted on a pure audio cue, but what was really suspicious is the reaction time, I don't think it's human. The replay tool doesn't have specific millisecond measurements, but I think it was sub 150ms.
12:00 - This is where it's insane, if you take anything away from this post, watch this timestamp, from both perspectives.
- They can't see the melee
- They are in their 3 visually when they parry (you can't parry while in your 3)
- It must be milliseconds when the three stops and they become able to parry
14:40 - This one was impressive/fair, I'd expect a good player to do this.
I didn't see any more examples where anyone tried to heavy melee her after that, or any other parries, I was in a premade and we all stopped attempting it after they'd parried the first few. She also did not miss-parry once.
She also did not parry any light melees although got hit by plenty, which makes sense, as the audio cue is instant, but you can predict a player to light melee twice, she doesn't do this once.
The Ivy also did not seem to be a very impressive player, lost heavily in lane and mediocre the rest of the game.
Not sure if this should go here, but there appears to be no area to raise player reports.
I went back and watched the replay just to double check, as I wasn't sure if they were just really good, I'm now 100% sure they were hacking.
Match ID: 22169287
Timestamps for Ivy's parries:
1:50 - This one was looked fair.
3:30 - This one was impressive, just reacted on a pure audio cue, but what was really suspicious is the reaction time, I don't think it's human. The replay tool doesn't have specific millisecond measurements, but I think it was sub 150ms.
12:00 - This is where it's insane, if you take anything away from this post, watch this timestamp, from both perspectives.
- They can't see the melee
- They are in their 3 visually when they parry (you can't parry while in your 3)
- It must be milliseconds when the three stops and they become able to parry
14:40 - This one was impressive/fair, I'd expect a good player to do this.
I didn't see any more examples where anyone tried to heavy melee her after that, or any other parries, I was in a premade and we all stopped attempting it after they'd parried the first few. She also did not miss-parry once.
She also did not parry any light melees although got hit by plenty, which makes sense, as the audio cue is instant, but you can predict a player to light melee twice, she doesn't do this once.
The Ivy also did not seem to be a very impressive player, lost heavily in lane and mediocre the rest of the game.
Not sure if this should go here, but there appears to be no area to raise player reports.
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