You had no ideal if that player was bad. Even if he was bad, does that mean he didnt see a cheater?
A couple of things related to this:
- The video was aimed at people saying “everyone” cheats - not people saying that one guy they met in a specific battle does. We all can agree those saying that “everyone” cheats is either or a combination of a) factually wrong, b) struggling in his games, c) they somehow have not realized the game has a squad of bots for every player who have good aim but also act very unlike a human does so should be noticeable, and d) not even trying to consider how he could have died since the first accusation is “they HAVE to be cheating” to all of their deaths.
- It’s deliberately a bit of a meme with overexaggeration for effect.
But the point still stands - players who are saying “everyone cheats” cannot physically be “great” players, it’s not plausible, considering how countless veterans of this game say they have almost never met a single cheater. Some people do, sure, and we punish them. But “everyone does” is so far from the truth, it’s quite crazy. One of the reasons I think Enlisted is great fun is because so few people do cheat in this game, unlike other FPS games.
So to address your point directly:
- Yes, I do not know specifically if one player is “bad”.
- Yes, he could have seen a single cheater.
- But no, it’s physically not possible for them to have encountered cheaters in every game they play - that is what that video was addressing, albeit in a funny meme format that can be deemed a bit controversial.
What I said was to put into effect how silly such a statement of “everyone does this” is, rather than saying that “nobody cheats” - which is obviously untrue, so I did not say it.