Playground
Beat Hydra.
You are the cheater. Get ten eliminations however you like. Everything on the left is your game client and it will do whatever you tell it. The panel on the right is the server: Hydra's rules run there, on what the server saw, and they never read your client. The end of the round is Hydra's verdict on you.
Banned
Why it works this way
The server never asked your client.
Your client sent positions, a claimed aim direction and a health number. The server kept its own health, timed your positions, knew where the walls were, and worked out which shots could not have been aimed by a person. That is the whole idea behind Hydra: a cheat can change anything on the player's PC, and none of it changes what the server saw.
- Speed and teleport: distance over time from the server's own position history
- Noclip: the server's collision map, not the client's
- Godmode: the server owns health; a client that disagrees is itself the evidence
- Silent aim: a hit that landed where you were not aiming, beyond the weapon's spread
- ESP: your aim followed someone you could not see, they walked into view, and you shot within the second
What this is not
It is not Hydra's code, and the numbers are not Hydra's thresholds. It is a toy with the same shape: the client lies, the server measures. Real servers add lag compensation, trusted teleport spots, vehicles, staff mode, deaths and a hundred other excuses that are checked before anything fires, which is why Hydra starts every server in shadow mode.
Nothing you do here is recorded or sent anywhere.