ZA4 PLAYER USING RAPID FIRE (IGN: -_-FACTCAT-_ /__.N.B.l.__) [8]
Good day CFPH admin!
I would like to formally address this common and re-occurring issue regarding ZA4 players who kept on using rapid fire. This is one of the main reasons why many ZA4 players have lost their interest/passion since some players are using 3rd party application or basically cheating. It's very unfair for those players who are spending thousands of ecoin just to boost their damage and yet there are these players who are blatantly using rapid fire.
For all those players who'll be caught using rapid fire, I strongly suggest to permanently ban their account. They've used cheat not by accident but by their own will and interest fully knowing the possible consequences of their action. They don't deserve a second chance nor any type of consideration. In this way, permanently banning the account of these cheaters will surely lead for the betterment of this game and good playing environment.
To start this cheater caught on cam case, this was taken in a random ZA4 play and noticed a player who's using rapid fire. As you can see in the video attached, he's purposely hiding in the bushes so that other players won't notice his rapid fire. And in an arena gameplay as shown in the photo below, you can clearly see the damage gap between the cheater with the other players. Even at a high stage (64) they were able to clear it with 4 players only which is impossible not unless one player is using rapid fire.
His previous IGN is -_-FACTCAT-_ and current IGN is __.NBl__
But it seems like he kept on changing his current IGN on a day to day basis so this might not be always accurate.
I strongly suggest to permanently ban his account. This will serve as a warning to other players who are also using rapid fire and will surely lessen the rapid fire cases. I hope you guys will understand my sentiment on this matter. I want this game to be played with fairness so that we can enjoy it even more.
Hoping for your positive response and kind consideration.
Thank you.
a. In-Game Name: Previous IGN:-_-FACTCAT-_
Current IGN: __.NBl__
b. Current Rank: Honorary Marshal
c. Violation: Speed Hack, Weapon Hack
d. Evidence Date Taken: January 31, 2026
e. Evidence: Please see attached video and photos for your reference.
https://www.mediafire.com/file/jlhquput940njvq/lg+fatcat.mov/file
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1v1 damage test ?
Over all That damage is normal if the costume and max reroll are good and don't see wrong about the clip. i think some Low-level pips who don’t have money to reroll are crying about this false report lol 😂 👇️
Haha! I’m a solo player with 800+ AK and 300+ Fire damage, also has dmg costume, yet when I request help from other high-damage hitters in the arena(take note they are Max Reroll), even they can’t reach 200M damage in Stage 64. Also, let's not forget that FATCAT doesn't even have the 220% Minimi. So, who’s the 'low-level pip' now?
i forgot to say, i have money to spend thousands of pesos in reroll. just sharing you slap soil
While the player may have resources, assuming they have specific items without proof is speculative. Did the accuser actually inspect the account storage to verify?To avoid unnecessary arguments, the reporter should provide the raw replay file so everyone can review the data firsthand. The current video appears to be tampered with via fast-forwarding; a sped-up video shouldn’t be used as evidence for 'rapid fire' hacks. If you fast-forward a clip of anyone firing a standard weapon, it will look like a cheat—that doesn't make it one.
Supporting a false report with tampered evidence is a bottom-tier behavior.
Defending a cheater is bottom-tier behavior. It’s obvious, he’s using rapid fire and fast reload, the evidence is right there. Stop making excuses you low-level pips.
The video seems to be fast-forwarded with intervals to create a rapid-fire effect; do you have the raw file saved in the replay
You should show your IGN so it can be reported as a false report hahaha.
I hear your frustration, and I appreciate you holding the line on evidence quality. In a game like ZA4, where gear sets like the TEPES Gold or White Fox Gold can massively swing damage output through hidden modifiers and perks, a "blurry" video definitely doesn't cut it for a definitive report.
It sounds like you're looking for a higher standard of proof—specifically one that accounts for:
Loadout Transparency: Seeing exactly which costumes and weapon skins are equipped to rule out buff-stacking.
Visual Clarity: High-resolution footage where damage numbers or health bar depletion are unmistakable.
Context: Distinguishing between base weapon damage and bonuses provided by those specific premium sets.
Fair point: making a "false report" or a gear-based assumption without showing the math (or at least a clear UI) just muddies the waters for the community. If we're going to talk mechanics or reporting issues, the data has to be clean.
Also, don't hide the other players who's with that player.