1. Pick a cartel when they are fighting caps.
2. Acclimate the target to the idea that you will be hiding on their caps so they proceed to go into search mode.
3. Verify group, locations on all data to ensure your position isn't being called out for third party. (i.e. data only recorded if all members of party are dead or accounted for across the map to ensure data not skewed by third-party scouting)
4. Take the cartel in question (church works best) and divide it up into 4 quadrants.
Like so.
5. Use a third party RNG to remove human bias from the results.
6. Wait on the generated quadrant of the cartel cap and hide.
7. Whichever quadrant your subject charges to begin searching for you, record it.
8. When you are killed, give enough time for them to clear the cap and occupy their attention elsewhere. When they are reset, get in a randomly generated quadrant on the cap and hide.
The purpose of this is that is strips away the farce of pretending to look for someone and exposes that they already knew where you were.
If they correctly guess the quadrant once, they've beat the odds as they had a 25% chance.
Twice in a row? 6.2500%
Seven times in a row? 0.00610352%
Ten times in a row? 1 in 1,048,576, or 0.00009537% that mother fucker did that.
Monster got to 7 when I tested him, which is 0.00610352% that dude wasn't cheating.
It's not even complicated. It's just simple probability that exposes bad people using esp do to pretend they aren't using esp. It's why EVERY SINGLE PERSON I'VE EVER CALLED OUT FOR CHEATING (EXCEPT MONSTER) WAS BANNED FOR CHEATING AFTER I CALLED THEM OUT, despite staff ego'ing me and acting like I was butthurt for getting killed. It doesn't matter how much I'm right, because in the end, the revelation has to be THEIR OWN DOING or they dismiss out of hand, because once again, ego.
It's also interesting to note, that when fighting aegis on cartels, if there is any staff member with them, they pass 10 every time.