CS2: My reaction speed is the limit of human capability.

"Hello everyone, I'm Squirrel Can't Beat Hamster 250."

"The recent 'human limit' self-proving incident in the CS community has caused quite a stir, and I watched the entire live stream. Now let's analyze whether this person truly reached the human limit or achieved mechanical ascension."

"First of all, I personally hope that CNCS can produce true geniuses, but as a technical analyst, my duty is to seek the truth."

"After repeatedly studying the live stream recordings and comparing numerous demos of professional players and known cheaters, I discovered some suspicious points that cannot be explained by talent. These suspicious points undeniably point to a relatively covert method of cheating."

"Soft router and radar vision."

The video then immediately transitioned to the main feature.

The squirrel captured network data from Tang Ye's live stream. During several key kill moments, Tang Ye's ping value fluctuated very subtly but regularly.

"The ping value always spikes slightly, about 5-8ms, 0.1-0.2 seconds before the enemy is detected, and then returns to normal."

"Although this fluctuation is very small, don't underestimate it."

"One of the principles behind software router cheating is to obtain the enemy's location from the server in advance through the router's hardware-level processing, which is like radar vision. Then, the local client's data packet sending sequence is fine-tuned through algorithms to make the advance reaction look like a limit reaction."

"However, in this process, the data needs to undergo additional hardware processing, which may cause regular, slight fluctuations in the ping value."

"In other words, there was never any limit to human reaction; it was just mechanical ascension. He foresaw the location of others beforehand, which is why he reacted the following way. However, since no one knew this, it just looked like a 'limit to human reaction.'"

At this point, he also showed several professional players' first-person perspective ping curves for comparison, all of which were smooth and did not exhibit this kind of regular fluctuation.

"Finally, I urge Tang Ye and his team to address these technical questions directly. CNCS needs geniuses, but it needs cleaner geniuses!"

After watching the entire video, Wang Hanjie's expression immediately changed.

"This jerk hasn't had enough of profiting from others' misfortunes, and now he's trying to piggyback on the CS community's popularity!"

Although the Squirrel YouTuber's reputation is already well-known, many other YouTubers have still made videos questioning him and demanding a direct response from Tang Ye.

The sheer volume of traffic is tempting; since anyone can profit from it simply by producing a video, there's no reason for anyone not to do it.

"So what do we do now? Are we just going to let things develop like this?" Huang Zihan asked with some doubt.

"Of course not." Tang shook his head. "If we let things develop as they are, it would be tantamount to admitting it in disguise."

"That's right." Ling Feng glanced at Tang Ye as he said this, "Unless you can prove your innocence."

Tang also felt Ling Feng's gaze and his heart skipped a beat.

"Prove your innocence? What do you mean?" Tang frowned.

Ling Feng didn't mince words: "In other words, there is actually a solution. I've found a neutral, top streamer to prove their innocence without broadcasting live. They can communicate with streamers like Danking and Wanji, as well as with the official Perfect World team. Once we successfully prove our innocence, all doubts will naturally disappear."

"But then wouldn't we have to go to other places, to other people's homes to prove ourselves?" Tang Ye naturally had concerns. "Is that really reliable?"

Ling Feng saw Tang Ye's concerns and analyzed, "I have some relationship with that streamer. You can rest assured about his character. As long as he speaks up, this incident will definitely be resolved."

Tang nodded, but this matter undoubtedly needs to be handled with caution.

After careful consideration, Tang decided to ask a question first.

"Who is this neutral, popular streamer you're talking about?"

"Oh, this?" Ling Feng hugged himself tightly and leaned forward.

Have you heard of Shyeark?

Leon Kai, a former child prodigy, is now a game streamer. He has both good character and excellent marksmanship.

As a player who is very passionate about the game CS, Leon Kai has been producing a lot of technical videos and has always been committed to helping people identify cheaters.

As a highly respected veteran in the CS community, his endorsement can definitely dispel people's suspicions that Tang is cheating.

However, at this moment, Tang Ye did not know who Leon Kai was.

Ling Feng then showed him the following video.

A message to those who like to cheat and then stubbornly deny it.

After Tang clicked on it, a man wearing large-framed white glasses appeared on the screen. He had a very large nose, but very small eyes, which contrasted sharply with the large-framed glasses.

"Hey everyone, let me tell you something interesting." Leon Kai got straight to the point, "I recently exposed several cheaters, and these cheaters all have some very obvious characteristics."

"1: Game time is less than 200 hours."

"2: No skin. However, I want to clarify that not having skin is not a causal relationship with cheating; it's just a characteristic of many cheaters. Some people have great skins but still cheat."

"3: Amateur aiming. He often walks while aiming at the ground, and has no idea what he's aiming at."

"4: He can't even walk steadily, and his positioning is always betraying his teammates. He seems to know nothing, but when he's attacking, he seems to know everything."

"5: Stubbornness. Ah, I really need to talk about this stubbornness..."

"A lot of people's logic is—'If I haven't banned, it means I haven't opened.' Ah, look at your perspective. Your rating is only 1.x, your rank is only S, you can't even play steadily in a 3000 MMR lane, and you don't know any items or any details."

"You know everything others do; your reactions are beyond human limits. 0.9 seconds, no, 0.0009 seconds."

"You're telling me you didn't cheat when your mother kissed you? You're okay? Just because you weren't banned doesn't mean you didn't cheat, right?"

"Do you think you're the male protagonist of an anime? You have the Transparent World and the Demon Slayer Mark, but you won't live past 25."

"You think you're Naruto Uzumaki, with the Nine-Tails residing inside you, possessing a constitution beyond that of ordinary people?"

"You think you're Shirou Emiya, able to see the map's construction, its structure, and even how many people are on the other side, and you can copy it all, right?"

"But don't forget, both of them are orphans."

"If Kha'Zix flies into your base, it will trigger his passive 'Isolation and Helplessness'; if Karthus uses his ultimate on you, it will miss completely; if Thresh runs into your base, he can collect all the souls."

"Oh, you know what? Look at your perspective, so stubborn. Is it really the power of technology that you're using cheats, or are you? Using cheats is the same as not using them at all. It's people like you who pollute the game environment."

"I really hope there are fewer people like this."