Along with skill-based matchmaking, which has more or less been proven in Warzone 2, followers have suspected the battle royale title additionally has a ‘shadow function’ they’ve began calling skill-based hit registration.
Primarily, it refers to the concept that it turns into tougher for gamers to hit enemies with bullets in the event that they’ve racked up a number of wins in fast succession, to handicap them.
It’s a kind of issues individuals say to make excuses for themselves when tilting. That may have been the case with TimTheTatman throughout his YouTube stream on Jan. 17, however he’s satisfied it’s actual.
The streamer stated he has “proof” too, pointing in direction of a gunfight he misplaced, and is now “satisfied” it’s an actual factor. “I can’t imagine what simply occurred to me in that final gunfight,” he stated. “It’s unreal. I didn’t miss a bullet and he didn’t get hit.”
Tim couldn’t shake it off. He analyzed the incident once more later on-stream and refused to imagine each shot missed. He insisted the crosshair was on the enemy’s head. “That’s loopy. One thing ain’t proper. I do have unhealthy intention typically, however that ain’t proper.”
The jury is out on whether or not skill-based hit registration is definitely a factor, however TimTheTatman is a believer—now greater than ever—as a result of he’s skilled it for himself, or so he thinks. His followers had been break up on it, although. Some agreed, claiming they’ve skilled it sometimes, whereas others stated it was more than likely one thing else, reminiscent of a hitbox difficulty.
Both manner, the tin foil hat is on Tim’s head, and the dialogue about whether or not it exists will seemingly proceed now a streamer as well-liked as him has introduced it to gentle.
