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i report all haxin n00bs because the repoet system does next to nothing with zero downside so id might as well report anyway and sometimes i get the message saying that a guy i reported got banned
therein lies the problem that anyone can just prepare another alt account and go back to cheating, no VAC system could ever be good enough to ban all cheaters as long as steam has no limit on making new accounts
My experience is someone is caught cheating, and they don't care. They just hop on a new account and do it again.
John McDonald
I think you've described the problem there exactly. When someone cheats, we *do* permanently ban their account. But banning them is hard. Banning these doesn't work:
IP address, hardware, payment information, email, ...
The internet makes this super tricky.
for all things VAC, John McDonald is the man. recently gave a talk at GDC, very cool.
on the CSGO team, talks about a variety of things tf2/csgo and just general with valve.
https://twitter.com/basisspace
Fletcher Dunn, another smart fella, who gave the talk on Denial of service mitigation. used tf2 in his slides. reactivated his account so not much to say.
https://twitter.com/ZPostFacto
jill, twitter isnt really active much
https://www.reddit.com/user/vJill
others to mention, both get good discussions going.
https://mobile.twitter.com/PazerFromSilver
https://twitter.com/danekevincook - video from valve tour, spoke to tf2/jill
Rainbow of trust from CSGO, is still new, early 2017. soo.....
Valve: The trouble with communicating about anything like this is that our culture basically means nothing is certain.
Things can be killed, resurrected, then killed again and it could be the best decision every time that happens.
to be honest dont see that many cheaters in tf2 now, steamdb reports a low amount right now. see more spammers if anything.
but obivously lagbots are the problem right now. ban waves take weeks, as to not tip off too easily what cheats work and what doesnt.
CSGO trust factor is very cool, but it doesnt stop them from changing payment methods.
but if anything cheaters, bad actors - evolve and the treadmill continues. 80% of the source code is the same from half life, giving it away for everyone to use was the best thing to ever happen.
it takes a short amount of reports (my guess between 100 - 300 reports) to get a 60 day cooldown from valve servers.
report bots will now become a thing in tf2 and mass report botting legits would get them the cooldown.
this could obviously be abused since cheaters will queue for matches and mass report everyone they go against or if someone tries to kick them.