Quite obviously using an ESP hack. The fact is, I made Hostage hide in several different places in that demo, to see if he'd go out of his usual route enough to get the easy kill. That guy behind the door when he turns around? Yeah, that's Hostage. One of those guys above snowman? Yeah, that's Hostage.

We were watching him for so long, he only ever alters his route when he knows (knows due to ESP hack) that there is someone around the area he walks. We noticed it when he looked through the ceiling at a guy, then went underneath, around to snowman and up the ladder so he could pick him from the other side. I then asked Hostage to hide somewhere in that area to see if he'd go out of his way to get the kill, as I suspected he was using an ESP hack. Sure enough, each time Hostage hid in the area that SprayJay would usually walk through, SprayJay would go out of his way for the kill.

Sure, you can question the morals of how I orchestrated this ban, but the fact is he was dying so quickly each round from :

a) relying so heavily on an ESP hack (a hack that is pretty much useless unless they are in your field of view, as all the lines and boxes just bunch together off the screen)

b) not being skilled enough to kill an enemy without having the upper hand due to hacking

, that I was unsure of the accused myself. I just wanted to test my theory, and sure enough he proved me right.

I think you can see from this demo that it's an unskilled player who is using hacks. There is no way he could have that kind of adept situational awareness whilst not being able to walk properly whilst turning. His movement is very robotic, bumping into walls and such.