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Until that happens it’ll always be a cat and mouse game for anti-cheat software. Any of them.
VACnet, which is independent from VAC, uses AI and leads to a game ban, which has nothing to do with VAC, or this forum.
Get your facts straight.
Out of everything i said the only thing you wanted to say is that i have to get my facts straight on a topic i read about on forums. If it bothers you so much, you could simply NOT READ that part and keep everything else in my post.
If a topic about cheaters shouldn't be discussed here, then where?..
Yep...
At this point i'd be willing to literally pay to have access to a version of the game in which you're safe from any kind of cheaters... OH WAIT, THAT'S WHAT PRIME FOR CS IS FOR.
(the irony is killing me)
We don't look at the Olympics and say drug tests are not the answer, we have to socially condition people so 100% of them will never cheat instead. As doing that is a million times more improbable than just doing tests meant to catch cheaters.
Also, a solution doesn't need to be absolute. If what is being asked is Valve just plays the cat and mouse game better so there are less cheaters on average, that would be a win for most gamers. This is a lot more feasible to implement over fixing a systemic issue.
Protest is when I say this does not please me.
Resistance is when I ensure what does not please me occurs no more
- Ulrike Meinhof
Agree 100% with what you're saying.
The main problem is that people like you and me, who most likely are powerless against such occurance, can't help but try to point out stuff like i intend to with this post on the forum.
Who knows.. maybe by dumb luck someone who has the power would actually take action or at least be more motivated to, even if it is just by a little. I'm just doing my part on this as a part of the community. If there would be more and more people pointing stuff out.. who knows..
Also i agree with you that whining about it on a forum is almost equivalent to 0, but even so...
1.01 is the equivalent to 1
1.01 to the power of 1000 = 20959.155637813845
while 1 to the power of 1000 is still = 1
I agree but Valve doesn't come on this part of the forum or any forum on Steam for that matter. The only way to avoid cheaters is to play with trusted friends that do not cheat. That's what I do and it works pretty good.
I don't do CS in any form whatsoever, and like I said on previous threads cheating was always there, but manageable, and now it's just out of control.
VAC is, I'm assuming, financially supported by Valves take on game sales an subscriptions. I think requiring people to pay and post their real world IDs for an account to play is probably a better way to manage cheaters, provided the game is popular or attractive enough to the player base.
Otherwise ,.. you know what? I would be happy if someone gave some makeovers to older single player titles I liked from years back. A new HD version of the original Half Life ... Thief and Thief 2, the original GTA and GTA 2 ... the Indiana Jones' games, and so forth.
Cheating comes from all corners of the world. Again it used to be strictly a US issue because the net hadn't reached most places. Then as it expanded you got cheaters from Europe, then Eastern Europe, then Asia, then Central and South America ... cheating crosses all social groups. Nobody is excluded.
I hope VAC is keeping its thumb active on the cheating community, even though I quit playing Valve titles years ago.
Honestly, consoles handle cheating better not just because the consoles are harder to modify. But also because the paid online membership both pays for the human moderation, and creates an extra barrier to entry that deters cheaters.
So the real solution here is just play on consoles if you want less cheaters (assuming the game doesn't force crossplay) or play PC games that can't have cheaters or has private servers.