I have been falsely accused of using this cheat to the extent that a thread has been made on my realm forums. I just want a little closure, as it's hard to prove I'm innocent, and I hate having my legitimacy doubted. I'm glad you're trying to take a stand against GCD hackers. As a player who started doing arena this season and is trying to build a reputation, this is not the sort of misreadings I need happening, as its already resulted in a public post against me.Д«y the way, I DO appreciate what you're doing, although I am a bit upset over what happened with me. I have reported a few 1.2-1.3 GCDs from myself. I've downloaded the add-on for myself, and have monitored myself doing BGs. I'm aware of how your last version worked, as I've read all of your posts while researching your add-on after being accused by it, so I asked him to send a screen shot of his version, and he has 0.3.0.Д«ut, more importantly, I don't have a GCD hack, and yet, the add-on was suggesting that I may. Why did his add-on suggest my average GCD was 1.222 with only 8 instances of evidence, all seconds/minutes apart. Hypothetically, even if I had two 1.2 second globals every 10 with the rest being 1.5, my average would be 1.44. At the pace of the games, there is absolutely no way, only performing 1-2 sub 1.3 second GCDs 15-30+ seconds apart caused me to have a 1.222 GCD AVERAGE, since in order to kill his teammate as fast as I did, I had nail every single global. There's no way I only performed a global every few seconds, although that's what the add-on was suggesting in his report. I was doing a 2v2 1800 carry and so was he - I killed his teammate within 45-60 seconds of the combat each game. I say this because we had extremely short matches in arena. In the screenshot, the add-on states my average GCD is 1.222 seconds, however it's apparent that the add-on only recorded instances where my GCD was abnormally short, and not the average over a period of time. The person made a post on the arena forums and provided a screen shot. I'm a hunter and I was accused of using the GCD hack in arena, although I do not. On top of that, Addons such as Recount require much more CPU usage while collecting data than GHT.

It parses the combat log only when a successful skill has been used and keeps the calculation time to a minimum. /ght track - enables or disables tracking.You can also toy around by setting it to a higher value to check the normal GCD time usage of your team mates or aroundings. the default is set to 1.3 sec, to keep the above mentioned miscalculations to a minimum. You're able to set the GCD Alert Value to whatever value you want. On top of that, with GCD hack on, you will see a lot more spottings in GHT, therefore it should be easy to distinguish between real GCD hacks with miscalculations. You really can differentiate between the 1.283 sec, that happens to be that low due to certain miscalculations and the really low 1.1 sec GCD by the GCD hack. Where all hits were about 1.07 to 1.15 sec. On the other hand, hitting dummies with GCD hack on returns an average GCD of 1.1 sec. Since the GCD alert value is set to 1.3 by default, it would have been spotted by GHT. Where the lowest GCD was 1.283 sec, but only once in those hundred hits. Hitting the dummy without GCD hack returns an average GCD of 1.66 sec. So if a player has for example 80 logs of undercutting the GCD alert value, there is a lot of evidence to proof the usage of a GCD hack. To keep those miscalculations to a minimum, GHT saves every event, that may have occured and lists them up under the players name. If someone pops up to have used two skills within 1.2 sec, there is a chance, that this value has been changed by local interferance. This means, there are several factors, that can distort the result. The addon's calculation is based on client sided events. The spotted player can furthermore be shouted to your guild. As soon as a possible GCD hack player has been spotted, the addon prints it immediately on your screen and saves the occurence silently, so it can be reviewed at a later time. It analyzes the combat environment around the player and calculates every player's skills separately. The aim of this addon is to ban the GCD hack from WoW and keep it even for every player by saving the in game location and specific time a hack has been spotted on a player, to make it much easier to report to GMs with the said evidence. GHT is a helping addon to hunt down players who use the famous GCD (global cooldown).

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