For Those Who Want The New Oni/Blight Tech Changed

@ALostPuppy I was talking about banning the ability to change your mouse settings by using some type of tracking to check everything on your computer for something that ISN'T affecting your files. I never said you couldn't change something in-game. Just that you couldn't ban people for using poll rate changing mouse's since most GAMES including WOW, COD, LOL and others due change the poll rate for more accurate turn rates. It is NOT an exploit nor cheating. It's already been said by a DEV that it wasn't intended, but its NOT cheating nor an exploit since most gaming mouse's allow you to change it anyway. We may differ on opinion but the j-flick doesn't bother me but tell it how it is. It's just something that some people do not like, but calling it CHEATING isn't right. That was my point.

Everyone is finally getting different killers who are rarely seen and throw up arms over something that isn't that strong. Everyone defends Spirit who has 0 tells but the moment a BLIGHT can turn slightly better, we must insta-ban ANYTHING that may make someone play that terrible killer. If you can't beat a BLIGHT because he turns around a corner a little more than come back when you get nothing but Spirits and Nurses like I've been getting for weeks now.

@ALostPuppy To me it isn't one. Also, I don't even play Blight or Oni except for dailies. They just don't fit my playstyle. Bad taste from the Blight PTB where I kept sliding off of things like a piece of jelly down a wall made me have ill-will towards that killer lol. My point is that polling rate was already HERE before Blight and Oni was designed. That's on the dev's for not thinking that one through. You cannot punish someone for using a higher sensitivity for a game then say its cheating because you don't like it nor say its a mechanic since it isn't. It's just turning up your sensitivity of your mouse.

This is the definition for exploit in gaming: In video games, an exploit is the use of a bug or glitches, game system, rates, hit boxes, speed or level design etc. by a player to their advantage in a manner not intended by the game's designers.[1] Exploits have been classified as a form of cheating;[citation needed] however, the precise determination of what is or is not considered an exploit can be controversial. This debate stems from a number of factors but typically involves the argument that the issues are part of the game and require no changes or external programs to take advantage of them.

That is NOT an exploit since its just the polling rate of the mouse itself and not a part of the game. Also, here is the link https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_exploit#:~:text=In%20video%20games%2C%20an%20exploit,intended%20by%20the%20game's%20designers. There you go.