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Heres my stat from 260 games.
AVG ban speed is 100 days.
screen: https://ibb.co/K2NJwxh.
Obviously there is 2 reasons behind that:
1. You have to delay ban to make it more punishing.
Cheater will loose his account when he is not waiting for it. He may even buy skins.
Hapens often lol.
2. I belive cheat detection is slow process since you have to analyze memory dumps (? no one knows for sure) and it requires some resources. And since there alot of cheaters its queued. Queu times might be long.
DW.
They will be banned eventually.
No, as in overwatch bans turns into vac bans, even though it wasn't vac who banned them in the first place. Just to let it show like vac works. How do i know? Add me, i'll give you proof.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/730/discussions/0/3108015514314973472/
why dont you guys guys try searching for free cheats then and take the very first find you get and use it and see if you get vac banned...i can bet you will definetly get vac banned from most cheats in the 10 first listings on google