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Thank you so much for the information, I really appreciate that.
No input = no change in trustfactor.
But please do us all a favor and give it a try. I only suggest you try it a few months instead of one.
If you know it so well, then why do you still have a low trustfactor ?
And no, trustfactor is not broken, it works fine. And no, its not because of others, as only yourself have influence over your trustfactor.
Low trustfactor = a you-problem.
Doing bad things leads to a low trustfactor, ...NOTHING else.
So figure out what you doing wrong, and stop doing it.
Valve isn't god. When someone creates a new account neither valve nor trust factor knows that this account is from the same person as another account.
You yourself have no experience in things like having muktiple accounts or playing nonprime but always assume things which fits into your agenda.
When creating a new account want you gift a game to your main from that account it is bugged because valve doesn't recognize that it is the same owner. You have to make a support ticket and let a moderator manually connect both accounts and only then you can gift a game from your second account to your main.
And even when both accounts are linked with each other with that method they still have different trust factor.
This is not only my personal experience based on subjective opinion, it is also underlined by statistical evidence. My main account has 12% of games with banned cheater, my other account has 17%. They are linked woth each other since 4 years, I behave the same on both etc.
Again: You always o ly want to read what fits your agenda. You don't care about facts, stats, evidence or actual experience. The fact that you still claim that people even in non prime would not face any/many cheater when their trust factor would be high (because they behave good) is the biggest prove for that. Even valve has a statement that buying prime drastically improves the trust factor. This stands inside the infobox of the prime advertisement ingame on non prime accounts!!!!!!!
Beside that you never had a non prime account ever and thus have zero experience with that.
@OP
You bought prime, linked your phone but still have low hours. It is quite common on new accounts that the experience can vary a lot depending on the amount of reports you get and got since there is no historical data of that account. The experience should get better over time when more data exists and the fluctuation is decreased.
Most people who play in Silvers I know get cheaters in about 1 of 50-100 matches.
And you instantly got a HvH match there.
It is a sign of that your account got much lower TF than new players usually get.
If you want to get better TF you might to not play CSGO for some time and then play without cheats, without being toxic and don't play with people you don't know (because if they are cheaters it will hit your TF).
Low Trust should not be as easy to escape as opening a new account
you are talking about company that can't deal with people who sell whole accounts on gray market.
also steam gift card and CGnat internet exits lol
I am not using cheats, I am not being as polite as can be - the most toxic thing I have said on this account is "Is it ok with you guys if you don't talk so much next time I get into a situation like that? I can't hear the footsteps"
I did get kicked 2 times though. Once for not speaking Russian, and the other time for not speaking Turkish. I did have 3 Russian children (around 8) say that they reported me (for not instantly dying so they had to wait - I did win about half of those rounds though)
What else? A guy said I cheated, because I was standing in suicide on Dust and a guy hid behind the box near by mid doors and then ran into tunnels whilst shooting 4 shots at me before I killed him with a headshot. He said I was cheating because he said he had aimed right at my head and yet he died, not me. Then the entire team spammed that they had reported me. Here's a screenshot from the replay from his perspective:
https://tffan.com/reported.png (I censored the names, as it's my understanding that you're not allowed to call specific people out on here, but I can send it to you in a pm or whatnot, if you want me to)
You have to understand that it's silver we're talking about. The people reporting, by definition lack the exact same skill needed to determine if someone is cheating. And a lot of them report, not because there is a reason for it, but because they get upset. I think I was voted to get kicked 2 or if it was 3 times yesterday for having killed 3 people, but then dying to the last one.
You have to understand that I am in a situation where I can't even speak to my team mates, because if I do they find out I speak english, and that significantly increases my chances of getting reported or kicked. I think that Trust factor is built on the premise that everyone speaks the same language and that they have attained at least some maturity...
...I played with at least 15 children under 10 yesterday, none of which uttered a single word of english.
And I had a look at the accounts in that match - most of them had like less than 50h game time. I think 3 of them were around 15h playtime. I can't verify, because I've played too many matches since then and it's not in my list anymore, but I'm fairly certain that was the case. I don't think that they had actually played long enough to get a bad trust factor, or they had tried to hide that they were using hacks.