User blog:Electrophobic/How to deal with hackusators

Tired of people calling you a "hacker" or an "exploiter"? I can show you some ways to deal with them.

The best way to make them shut up is having a valid point and/or argument. Most professionals don't talk much as to avoid hackusators.Most people think you are a hacker for three main reasons (each can differ for you): Exceptional Typing Speed, Large Vocab and Longwording.

Exceptional Typing Speed
When your typing speed ranges from 100 (yes) to 200+ wpm, most people will say that you have a macro or a program. This is not true as a macro on a vip server alone can reach skull bomb in ~10 seconds. Trying proving to them you're human by making them ask you to type a specific thing and typing it really fast.

If they continue to say that "you turned off your exploits", it is best to simply mute them (or you can pretend to). It will not be useful bothering to argue with them as they will become very insistent and stubborn.

Large Vocab
When the individual says that you're googling words, tell them that it takes time to google words and ctrl+f them and show them you can type the word instantaneously after the prompt is given to you.

A lot of individuals say that you copy-and-pasted the word. Tell them that you cannot copy-and-paste a word and try to copy any word then try to paste it when it's their turn. You literally can't.

If they say you are using a dictionary, tell them it is inefficient to flip to a certain page with the prompt as it takes time.

Longwording
Longwording is very problematic when accused of. It's best to simply ignore them if they say that you're flexing as you actually may be.

Don'ts
Never verbally abuse people, it will always come back to you.

Don't try to say that they're stupid, even if it may seem so.

Don't bring the argument too far.

Conclusion
Ultimately, the best playstyle to avoid this is to have a mediocre speed (80 wpm), and to use both common and niche words at the same time. I suggest not to long(word) too much.

Hope you actually learned something from this. Good luck wording my fellow wobbers.