Global cooldown: Convicted by Overwatch Majorly disruptive????

[Chickenisgood]

Yesterday my csgo was working perfectly, no issues. But today I got on and it says "Global cooldown: Convicted by Overwatch Majorly disruptive." I know "Majorly disruptive means cheating, but if you check my profile I dont have 1 vac ban...Im confused is there any fix for this??? This is my main and I dont have a spare.

[loser #2]

You were banned by overwatch for being "majorly disruptive", meaning that you were either trolling or harrassing your teammates ingame. VAC bans and Overwatch are different, meaning that it doesn't matter if you dont have any VAC bans.

In a game of competitive, you were reported for various reasons, leading to an Overwatch case being reviewed by a professional player.

[Chickenisgood]

Originally posted by loser:

You were banned by overwatch for being "majorly disruptive", meaning that you were either trolling or harrassing your teammates ingame. VAC bans and Overwatch are different, meaning that it doesn't matter if you dont have any VAC bans.

In a game of competitive, you were reported for various reasons, leading to an Overwatch case being reviewed by a professional player.

Is it permanent?

[A Fishes Deepest Thoughts]

You can contact Steam Support and they may review your case. If you were convicted permanently then you would have a game ban on your account.

Originally posted by ♚Pazamzy♚:

Is it permanent?

Originally posted by Ianskate:

lI) Overwatch bans:
1.Minorly disruptive (griefing): Around 30 days/1 month.
2. Majorly disruptive (cheating -aim/wall/other external hacks): Permanent.
For more information regarding Overwatch-bans go here.

[Soda]

Originally posted by loser:

You were banned by overwatch for being "majorly disruptive", meaning that you were either trolling or harrassing your teammates ingame. VAC bans and Overwatch are different, meaning that it doesn't matter if you dont have any VAC bans.

In a game of competitive, you were reported for various reasons, leading to an Overwatch case being reviewed by a professional player.

You have Major mixed up with Minor.

A Majorly disruptive ban is when you've been reported and the overwatchers agreed that you were cheating in someway that was visually noticeable (walls, aim, etc..).
They are 100% permanent, will not be reversed, and will eventually turn into a VAC ban.

[Fyndir]

Overwatch convictions will display on your profile as a Game Ban rather than VAC, they are separate systems.

If you have been convicted by Overwatch then it is because a group of experienced players reviewed your gameplay and concluded that you were, in fact, cheating. More information on the system can be found in the FAQ here ( http://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/overwatch/ ).

[Dicht007™ DiNase]

make INgame a screenshot and upload it on your profil then

[get back]

i got OW but i didn't cheat, what's with that?????????

[A Fishes Deepest Thoughts]

Originally posted by reason?:

i got OW but i didn't cheat, what's with that?????????

This post was from 2016... also a false perma-ban is unlikely, especially since your account is probably an alt considering you have only 3 games.

[shadow redux™]

Originally posted by reason?:

i got OW but i didn't cheat, what's with that?????????

LMAO nice necro too

[foriv]

^^^^^^^^^^

[Abrasive]

what abt spam report my friend got reported 363 times in previous games cuz OW sent him an email saying that he got reported 363 times for sus actitvity and got banned for it even though he wasnt.

[LaGgIs]

There are two type of Overwatch bans:
Minorly disruptive / moderate cooldown: This is a ban for ~1 month and is applied for griefers (intentionally ruining the game).

Majorly disruptive: Cheaters are usually permanently removed from the game.

So you got bannad for using some kind of cheat

[kerge 1tap *************]

nice i got this too and i dont cheat.

[Proffesor]

I got global cooldown by overwatch majorly disruptive for nothing i didn't cheat idk what to do?

[Proffesor]

What i have to do to tell
Them that I didn’t nothing wrong?