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Now for my regular copy and paste post to "stop hackers" rants.
While below is mainly aimed at VAC, it can be said about any anti-cheat software.
Do you really think that they just sit there saying, "oh we have the perfect way to stop all hackers/cheaters once and for all, but we're just not going to do it cause we're lazy, ohh look at that, more money just rolled in, time to sit back doing nothing again"....
You have no idea how hard it is to stop hackers/cheater.
First Valve has to know about the hack and has to get their hands on it.
Then they have to figure out how it does its thing.
Then they have to figure out how to detect someone using it.
Then they have to figure out how to make sure they don't get any false positives.
Then they make it go active for a few weeks before actually hitting the kill switch.
Even before hitting the waiting time, this could be a few weeks work or more.
Why do they wait a few weeks to hit the kill switch? To get as many cheaters as they can in the net so that once they turn it on, the roaches don't go screaming to people "don't turn on the hack, its been detected".
Now, do you know how easy it is for a cheat maker to change the cheat to make it undetectable? Sometimes its as simple as changing a few lines of code and thats it. Basically a few minutes work, then compile the program, test it, and upload it somewhere.
So if you want to help Valve, stop making posts like this. Look for people spreading urls to websites with hacks and send those urls (for the hacks and hack sites) to steam support. Don't post them in public, just send it to steam support.
For now it seems better than VAC banning people since they can make a new account and buy the game over again and with how Valve/Steam works and these cheaters and scammers work they make that money back easily and keep doing it.
So just imagine if you have 1 system in the house, and your kid bother gets a mod that activates the ban cause it had an unknown cheat in it. You get banned, your parents get banned, he gets banned. That doesn't seem fair to me.
And imagine what happens once people start upgrading their systems and sell off their old parts to other people who then get banned without even doing anything.
I personally have no problem when it comes down to most if not all anti cheat (or those that give out bans) because I know they are not 100% like a lot of other users think it is and complain when someone cheats in-game and doesn't realize that the system needs to be able to pin point <that cheat> and determine what it's doing and place a ban on that account.
Ofc it is not fair but that is how it goes. I did say it's not a perfect system and it will have it's bad effect on those house holds that can not afford a personal computer for each individual living in that house but that is all so what rules and monitoring is for (and yes I now you can't watch the computer 24/7).
But I do see where you are coming from with hardware bans.
So I don't think its fair that a whole computer gets banned because of something like that.
There is no possible way to make a game perfectly secure so you can't blame them just because there are cheats. If they don't try to do anything against those cheats, then you can blame them, but if they are trying to stop the cheats, well its not their fault.
Remember this simple saying when it comes to programs and games. If it can be programmed, it can be hacked.
Because there is literally 10s of thousands of different mice and most of them do not have firmware on them because they don't receive any information from the computer.
And then you would also have cheaters hacking the firmware of the mice and you would be back to square one. How do I know this will happen? Just look at the anti-mining firmware that was included in video cards... it didn't last long.
As for only working if it only has X cable... will never happen. So many mice have wires in them, that can easily be removed and spliced into a new wire. There are also wireless mice that can be run with a wire, they just need a specific connection. Again there are 10s of thousands of different mice out there and there is no possible way for the anti-cheat makers to check everything. You would also be trying to force people to buy another cable just to play.
Also anti-cheat companies don't add firmware for hardware they don't make. All your ideas would do is waste peoples time and money and within a week you're be back at square one again with just as many cheaters.
Just remember this, if it can be programmed it can be hacked.