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Fordítási probléma jelentése
Cheaters already know how easy such bans are to circumvent.
2. Sellers would agree for you when they sold used parts to the innocent and get them banned.
No.
Valve can create a random secret number for every user account after detecting the hardware mix, for example. We're not in 1999, when a Pentium III id number was akin to a car plate.
That ID would be known only for Valve.
There's no silver bullet. If you VAC ban the account plus the hardware ID ban, it makes it a lot more difficult to try cheat again, or more difficult than is right now.
You can't be serious.
Your idea will not solve the issue with cheating. It will only create a mess. Fix society if you want cheating gone.
VAC works the way it does so innocent people do not get banned. There are no hardware bans or IP bans for that specific reason.
All bans are delayed. Not only to obfuscate the time of detection, but also to make sure the ban is checked and verified.
Yes, a few still fall through the cracks and actual innocent people very rarely get banned.
Which is why every ban is constantly checked and verified.
Valve is testing VAC Live (which in turn is based on VACNet which in turn got trained by CSGO Overwatch) which bans cheaters in real time by using AI and server-side play data. No need for ring 0 spyware nor any HWID.
Sure that would change the second hand market for hardware in some ways.
People will make sure they buy different computer parts and not a whole gaming pc already built, just in case. Or maybe just getting a different network adapter will do.
It's also not fair to get an overpriced GPU that has extensively used for crypto mining. That is the second hand market exactly, sometimes some sellers are scammers, then again you often have returns policy, like on eBay.
Society is not going to change unfortunately, this is offtopic but being a Gen X guy I only experienced it getting worse and worse in every aspect, empirically. Now it's like becoming a pride to be scum instead of just plain honest.
No one uses the search function.