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You can't get overwatch in casual unless you've been hacking in mm beforehand and not hack in casual...
anyway, hacking is for dummies who can't play without them, l2p
This.
VAC often lets cheaters get away with cheating for a little bit of time before busting a new cheat. Then after this time, a VAC banwave hits and many cheaters get banned. This results in a larger catch.
This is why Overwatch is such a potent weapon. Even if you are able to get past VAC, you're still in danger of being caught by Overwatch.
I hope that something like Fair Fight officially comes to CSGO as well. This would help to make CSGO pretty clean..
I think the only concern is the non-Competitive modes. I would suggest that players report cheaters in those game modes and let Valve worry about that.
VAC intentionally delays banning new detections to prevent giving immediate feedback to the cheat developer. If their cheats were banned instantly, they'd be able to continue developing their cheat until one of their test accounts weren't VACd. Letting the cheat "live" for a little and then banning the users in one giant wave is more effective in the long run.
Ok well i guess its not that big of a deal as long as it doesnt effect ranks in proper mm. But luckly thats ajusted for all after hacker is banned.