Bedrock I have a question for whoever wants to answer.

[anthony2021721]

I started playing on cubecraft a while ago and have been really active with in game reports. However, it seems like using this has better chance of the report being addressed. But for video evidence, I can take vids on my switch, but the nametag of the player isn't always visible... how can I fix this without corrupting the evidence??? Also I would like to more accurately tell when someone is using an autoclicker because I want to be a little more assured that I can accurately spot a hacker.

 

[wwxx]

I started playing on cubecraft a while ago and have been really active with in game reports. However, it seems like using this has better chance of the report being addressed. But for video evidence, I can take vids on my switch, but the nametag of the player isn't always visible... how can I fix this without corrupting the evidence??? Also I would like to more accurately tell when someone is using an autoclicker because I want to be a little more assured that I can accurately spot a hacker.

You’re on the right track and what you’re doing is solid proper reports with clear evidence really do make a difference.
About the nametag issue in your videos: try adjusting your HUD settings or increasing the video resolution. The player’s name needs to be visible during the actual incident without it, even strong evidence might get dismissed.
As for spotting autoclickers, pay attention to the hit pattern. If it’s unnaturally consistent like zero variation even when the situation changes it’s probably not legit. Human clicks always have some randomness
Just don’t rush to conclusions. Record, observe, and submit what you’ve got. Staff have their own tools to verify from there.
Keep it up you’re doing it right, and it actually helps the server.

 

[anthony2021721]

Thank you

 

[xv56]

Yeah exposing some cheaters will reduce the overall number of them. You're definitely doing your part