(I'm using Google translate as I'm not a native English speaker )
I've been playing cubecraft for almost 2 years and it's always seemed pretty strange to me to see people able to build bridges super fast and land hits that make you fly... now I know it's all thanks to autoclick (Believe it or not, I didn't know what that was ) and once I knew it, I wanted to try it just to know what it felt like to use it and damn! My mouse would let me go up to 20 FPS! It definitely gives a huge advantage to use and I'm worried it's not regulated, I just decided to give it a try for a couple of games because I really feel like a wuss using it, so don't ban me, I will. I won't use it again, just tried it and hope there will be more regulation of autoclickers, my idea is to put a maximum limit on clicks per second instead of banning them (I don't really).
I'm new to the forum, I don't know many rules and I haven't seen the topics discussed either, so be patient with me and remember that I'm using Google Translate and I hope you understand me as well as possible.
I've been playing cubecraft for almost 2 years and it's always seemed pretty strange to me to see people able to build bridges super fast and land hits that make you fly... now I know it's all thanks to autoclick (Believe it or not, I didn't know what that was ) and once I knew it, I wanted to try it just to know what it felt like to use it and damn! My mouse would let me go up to 20 FPS! It definitely gives a huge advantage to use and I'm worried it's not regulated, I just decided to give it a try for a couple of games because I really feel like a wuss using it, so don't ban me, I will. I won't use it again, just tried it and hope there will be more regulation of autoclickers, my idea is to put a maximum limit on clicks per second instead of banning them (I don't really).
I'm new to the forum, I don't know many rules and I haven't seen the topics discussed either, so be patient with me and remember that I'm using Google Translate and I hope you understand me as well as possible.
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