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You may read this title and question me as you won't think it's a large advantage, but understand that being the person who more recently logged into the server gives you a large inherit advantage. So combos, as we all know are basically the deciding factor in fights between good players; be it with a rod, a bow, or advanced tactics such as w tapping. What is knockback based on? Mostly, knockback; when you rod someone there is a small period of time when they receive knockback when they cannot hit you, yet you can hit them. How does this work? Well simply put, as someone is being knocked back they are insanely vulnerable, which makes it the deciding factor in most fights. Well what if I told you, without learning to perfectly tap w in intervals relative to hits, that you can attain less than 60% of the normal knockback? This is relog, you literally take half the normal knockback; giving you an insane inherit advantage. This invisible factor that is mostly unknown within the mcgamer community decides most fights between good players, as taking the minimal knockback comparatively to the person you are fighting is how to win sword fights (unless they miss hits which is not likely when fighting someone half decent). For example, fight someone better than you on badlion, they will beat you; come on to mcsg, log in after them. You will find you beat them, why? Because while they take 1.5-5 blocks (non sprinting/sprinting) of knockback you take 0.7-2.5. So yah Huahwi killing Kranzo with that big combo that doesn't make sense if you've ever fought Kranzo was because he had relog, KvnPlays hitting that one guy to the moon of that chokepoint, and many other insane occurrences.
What bothers me is that the community has for the most part not known about this until very recently, and most still don't know who are reading this thread. Staff obviously haven't addressed the issue, and you may think this is some insane glitch we have to live with but it's not. HCF servers with 20 slots have patches for this. This glitch was a problem in the pot community in the very early releases of 1.7, it was quickly patched. However, mcsg players remained naive to this idea and still have not figured it out. Right now, this glitch is being heavily abused by those select who know about it, such as in clan battles or some leaderboard tryhards.
The reason I make this thread was because a while ago a campaign me and some other players like Tenebrous12321 started to push for a new anti cheat was finally heard months in. Hopefully this idea can get the same support and recognition as those others. Fixing relog will bring a lot more fairness back to the community as as of right now, most fights are invisibly decided by this, even though it might not seem as so. So do us good players all a favour, fix relog so we don't get sent to Mars from a 1cps straightliner.
What bothers me is that the community has for the most part not known about this until very recently, and most still don't know who are reading this thread. Staff obviously haven't addressed the issue, and you may think this is some insane glitch we have to live with but it's not. HCF servers with 20 slots have patches for this. This glitch was a problem in the pot community in the very early releases of 1.7, it was quickly patched. However, mcsg players remained naive to this idea and still have not figured it out. Right now, this glitch is being heavily abused by those select who know about it, such as in clan battles or some leaderboard tryhards.
The reason I make this thread was because a while ago a campaign me and some other players like Tenebrous12321 started to push for a new anti cheat was finally heard months in. Hopefully this idea can get the same support and recognition as those others. Fixing relog will bring a lot more fairness back to the community as as of right now, most fights are invisibly decided by this, even though it might not seem as so. So do us good players all a favour, fix relog so we don't get sent to Mars from a 1cps straightliner.
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