I found the notorious karthus script today

Craft Zeppelin··1 votes·1,724 views

seriously, it was a horrible experience. I was cheesed down to 20% hp at lvl 1 by him. I wonder how riot penalise these people?

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Kei1433 votes

scritpers = permaban

unauthed 3rd party program bans happens in waves though, so don't go stalking him and stressing yourself out that hes not banned.

Magical Player3 votes

karthus script you mean you has quick cast on his q and is able to hit q where you will be????

DuskDaUmbreon1 votes

Are you sure you weren't simply outplayed? His Q casts really fast, and you have to be able to predict it if he's smart enough to lead with it. Simply having your HP worn away isn't enough to prove it's scripting.

Craft Zeppelin1 votes

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Are you sure you weren't simply outplayed? His Q casts really fast, and you have to be able to predict it if he's smart enough to lead with it. Simply having your HP worn away isn't enough to prove it's scripting.

I first thought he was a good player. But when he started to react to a leblanc W with his Qs and even toggle his E when leblanc just started the dash motion, I knew this guy has impossible reactions. And he proceeded to land isolated Q which literally "sticked" to me like 80%. It was something I havent experience in 3 years of this game. And felt unnatural. It felt I was against some sort of machine because the outcome of different approaches were thwarted by a very similar reaction all of the time.

And he also killed our jungler who was doing red with no vision using his ult. Again, a impossible feat.

DuskDaUmbreon1 votes

Hmm. Using the E when she starts her dashes isn't impossible, but with his Q? He's probably scripting.

But how did you know that there was no vision of your jungler? I've snuck in wards when nobody was looking before, and it might well have been a lucky guess. I have damned good instincts about ganks, traps, and when somebody's taking drake or Baron, but simply predicting that doesn't mean I'm scripting.

Craft Zeppelin1 votes

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Hmm. Using the E when she starts her dashes isn't impossible, but with his Q? He's probably scripting.

But how did you know that there was no vision of your jungler? I've snuck in wards when nobody was looking before, and it might well have been a lucky guess. I have damned good instincts about ganks, traps, and when somebody's taking drake or Baron, but simply predicting that doesn't mean I'm scripting.

I mean...karthus ult is like a 3 min cooldown there is too much of a risk of a human to do it, I know scripts also calculate the risks of healpots and summonerspells which mitigates this risk, it felt he had no ...what can I say, "fear".

AlienPrimate1 votes

A script doesn't make them God. Even a script can't go "Oh, my ult will kill this guy who I can't see right now." The script only knows what the player knows. It can't just magically hack the system to have no fog of war. That ult was either just pure luck or his team had a ward on red.

Craft Zeppelin1 votes

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A script doesn't make them God. Even a script can't go "Oh, my ult will kill this guy who I can't see right now." The script only knows what the player knows. It can't just magically hack the system to have no fog of war. That ult was either just pure luck or his team had a ward on red.

Well, I just got curious on youtube and saw footage of scripts and it clearly shows the enemies general whereabouts on screen real time with their HP displayed by cursors literally pointing it out realtime, its sure actually does tap into the system datafeed.

(On the other hand, if scripts wont, then why even bother using one.)

AlienPrimate1 votes

There must be more in depth ones than what I have seen then. The ones I have seen videos of show enemy spell and auto attack ranges, enemy spell cooldowns, tell you whenever an enemy goes missing and what their stats look like when they go missing, auto dodge abilities, and auto use abilities. They just tell you that an enemy is likely to appear at a certain location at a certain time based on their movement speed and when they went missing. If someone goes missing top lane into the river walking towards middle lane it will tell you that you have ~12 seconds before they arrive. It doesn't actually show where they are.

TheHappyReaperz1 votes

How do you know he was scripting?

Craft Zeppelin1 votes

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How do you know he was scripting?

I bet if a karthus reacts to a leblanc dash by landing his Qs consistantly while im in mid dash all of the time. Its not luck or skill. He also used "base ults" as well.

TheHappyReaperz1 votes

If he's played the matchup frequently enough, landing Q's mid-dash would be pretty easy, since Lb can't dodge mid-dash. By base ults do you mean he ulted from base, or he ulted as people were returning to base?

Craft Zeppelin1 votes

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If he's played the matchup frequently enough, landing Q's mid-dash would be pretty easy, since Lb can't dodge mid-dash. By base ults do you mean he ulted from base, or he ulted as people were returning to base?

hard to explain. its like a respawn kill when you recall.

Magical Player1 votes

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hard to explain. its like a respawn kill when you recall.

Really just sounds like you got outplayed Scripting doesn't miss 80% off the bat says not scripting base ults so they didn't lock their frame and are able to see the map without leaving base

q is easy to land in almost any matchup had you said he was landing q's when you'd appear from the fog of war maybe a script but everything you've said sounds like outplayed more than scripting

Anomander3 votes

Scripts target dead center on hit box. This doesn't mean they can't be dodged. Karthus q has a delay before damage and can be dodged. The problem comes when it is always 100% center of hit box. Also some scripts have a Humanizer setting that gives it a margin of error that is adjustable.

To me Karthus hitting his q is not a reliable method for determining scripting.

Defile is a much more accurate method. When it always turns on at the exact same distance it is a pretty easy determining factor. However this still doesn't mean then are scripting.

Might as well report though as then the account can be flagged for review and riot can do a investigation of the account to determine if they did or did not use 3rd party programs.

Telephone Booth1 votes

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Really just sounds like you got outplayed Scripting doesn't miss 80% off the bat says not scripting base ults so they didn't lock their frame and are able to see the map without leaving base

q is easy to land in almost any matchup had you said he was landing q's when you'd appear from the fog of war maybe a script but everything you've said sounds like outplayed more than scripting

Scripting doesn't miss? If there's a delay on cast to it actually dealing damage, yes it can miss. And karthus does have that delay. The script could cast it as he happens to turn .1 seconds after he casts it, and it misses.

Mig891 votes

Doing this is not always scripting. It takes 8 seconds to recall and if you time it right a number of global skill shots can kill people in the fountain. Ive dont it with Ezreal and Jinx and ive seen videos of a draven doing it as well. Its more of a "i got lucky" thing but its possible and considering karthus ult has no travel time, its probably the easiest to do it with

Zaryelle1 votes

There was once a Karthus in my game that would always ult people who are low enough health, even when it was extremely unlikely he had any vision of them during that time they got to low health. He always landed nearly every skill and dodged skills even when someone would shoot them from unwarded bush. Compared to the other players on his team, he had only like 10% as much damage received as they did, and did 3-4 times as much damage as everyone else cause he always dodged and never missed. That's one of the only times I believed for sure it was a scripter. I've seen many gold/plat+ karthus and they weren't even that 'good'.

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