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Are Halo Reach Cheaters Using Auto-Aim?
Most of our time with Halo: Reach's multiplayer has been free of glitches and cheating, but a new YouTube video raises some questions. If the clip below is any indication, cheaters have found out how to utilize some sort of auto-aim to make impossible shots during multiplayer matchmaking. To the best of our knowledge, we don't think there's any way to accomplish this during a custom game, so this could be the real thing.
Has anyone experienced a match where you suspected someone of utilizing a cheat like this?
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