You ever seen gens done so fast?
What happened here?
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I've seen that hack while playing as survivor against a hag. The three of us who weren't the hacker survivor purposely died to the hag because we all must have agreed it was bs. We weren't a SWF but in the post game chat we were on the same wavelength.
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Anyone who does that to a Spirit especially needs to get hardware banned from steam entirely.
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You sure love Spirit, don't you.
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She’s my wife so yeah.
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Based off the camera angles Spirits been getting, it's obviousthat BHVR loves her too
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this just shows the problem is not the anticheat but the game itself. it doesn't matter which anticheat they have because the game is designed so badly that most things are in the client side and not the server side. few things are validated on the server side.
so gen progression goes from 0% to 100% in 1 second and the dumb server says "oh cool, if you say so then it is 100%" and it doesnt have some kind of validation. the cheater's computer say I'm flashing the killer for 5 minutes and the dumb server just says "ok I'll blind the killer" and it doesnt save some kind of validation.
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Any hacker who plays as Claudette and tarnishes her Royal Image must be raked over hot coals and then slowly lowered into a pool of crocodiles.
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I definitely agree with that as well.
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They must run an 8k with Lotus feet.
eugh that would be terrible.
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That was some foul bait, even if it wasn't on purpose. I have no idea how long you'd have to wear those shoes before your feet became triangles.
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Well, they turn your feet into triangles before giving you those types of shoes.
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I think it was the Manchu dynasty that outlawed the practice, they thought it was a symbol of oppression.
The Chinese thought lotus feet (feet affected by footbinding) were beautiful.
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######### that's even worse, I'd research this on my own but I don't want to see those images again.
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Basically, Confucian policies enforced a patriarchal society. It was a practice that started with the elites, the... practice entailed breaking all the bones in the foot than wrapping it uptight. This caused the bones to "heal" in a way that made them look smaller. It was incredibly painful, and also made walking within itself painful. The Chinese at the time viewed small feet as a sign of beauty. Same as being pale, so women would sometimes walk with sunblocking umbrellas to avoid getting a tan.
I think it was the Manchu dynasty that outlawed the practice deeming it oppressive.
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Man, if people in the past did stuff this stupid, imagine what stupid things we're doing now that people will look back on and wonder "What were they thinking?"
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NFTS, probably.
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