Is it ok to install wall hack and Aim assist?

[Møghunden]

Steam support answer=
"...We do not provide analysis of third party software for VAC compliance. Any third party software or other modifications you use in conjunction with Steam should be done at your own discretion..."

So it is ok? (if it is on my own discretion)

[Prey]

Yes, soon they will post official VALVE CS2 hack in the download section in order to make everyone equal since them cheaters are smarter than their anticheat team.

[𐂃𐂃𐂃]

They are using the ChatGPT API to reduce the need for human personnel. You can modify certain elements that don't provide advantages. Let's not forget that CS originated from a Half-Life mod. You can interpret 'discretion' as refraining from crying once you get banned.

[Akemua]

I'm sure there's more to that quote, because it sounds like all it's saying is they're not monitoring what you install as a third-party source, but it's up to your discretion (as in up to you to install or not). However, that doesn't mean your free of the consequences.

[[DOH] Mick]

Even if you do install hacks I still think it is unlikely you will be caught.
The makers of the hacks have won.
The ones that do get caught are blatant and even then valve lets them get away with it for several months before the ban is applied.

[dxdx]

At this point they need to add popular cheat providers as DLCs. Literally everyone is cheating, might aswell make it the first official HvH game

[Hamsterpeek]

All they say is that it isn't allowed and if you do use them you do it at your own risk. Did you actually waste supports time asking this question which has such obvious answer?

[Irene ❤]

err of course not
Behind the innocent "gameplay improvement" a hack is something that modified the original program (legal copyright issue), breaks system security, committed various other crimes against the company and developer such as costing them money to patch or setup stuff.

It can get your account suspended.

[G]

Originally posted by Irene ❤:

err of course not :erune:
Behind the innocent "gameplay improvement" a hack is something that modified the original program (legal copyright issue), breaks system security, committed various other crimes against the company and developer such as costing them money to patch or setup stuff.

It can get your account suspended.

Smooth brain cheater writing this is so 2023

[Daryl]

You'd be fine for a while because this anti cheat does jack schit.

[𐂃𐂃𐂃]

Originally posted by Memer:

At this point they need to add popular cheat providers as DLCs. Literally everyone is cheating, might aswell make it the first official HvH game

It already is the game with most cheaters but its not as worse as RDR 2 where cheater can control another player actions

[swrv]

This thread is propably 1-3 ppl with 10 alt accounts posting

[Daryl]

Originally posted by SkRisM:

This thread is propably 1-3 ppl with 10 alt accounts posting

The irony is funny.

[Møghunden]

The problem is that Valve/Steam is trying to hide behind a "its on your own risk" phrase (meaning they want you to think they are actually banning players when cheating= which is currently not happening much).
As they know this is not happening they are hiding behind open phrases like this.

So all in all it is ok to install hacks and cheat as much s you like, but hey, its at your own risk. Sounds not that focused to solving the problem!

[Hamsterpeek]

Originally posted by Møghunden:

The problem is that Valve/Steam is trying to hide behind a "its on your own risk" phrase (meaning they want you to think they are actually banning players when cheating= which is currently not happening much).
As they know this is not happening they are hiding behind open phrases like this.

So all in all it is ok to install hacks and cheat as much s you like, but hey, its at your own risk. Sounds not that focused to solving the problem!

This makes no sense at all.

[Znicz]

On the one hand, it's a great embarrassment for Valve, on the other hand, they may follow suit by opening the Steam Workshop for various hacks.
We live in dynamic times, maybe this is the "new normal" (I leave it here for deeper reflection).