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BF3 isn't that bad. Although it is ironic to come here and read "omgz vac is soooo n0000b! Y u no use teh punkbuster" and then go onto battlelog (which... is dangerous in itself) and read "OOmgzzz pb is the (&%* VAC is so much better!"
Although DICE did allow people to have proper server admins, which does help a great deal in cleaning up people quickly!
In BF3 you have tanks and then the enemy can't just kill him with a rifle. There are still cheaters in it but it's not small because of PB. It's due to other reasons.
But a good way to point how good VAC is, is by saying this. It's banned over 1.5 million Steam accounts.
http://vacbanned.com/view/statistics
Name another Anti cheat program that's up in that number. Also this is just what the community have found so far. So that's not the full number.
(Non-dedicated servers are good for gamers, they said)
It's a very poor anti-cheat overall and is completely dwarfed by league anti-cheat methods. It's sad that organizations which in financial comparison to Valve are poor, can develop cheat detection which is easily one hundred times more effective...
Do you have any proof that VAC is doing worse today? Like any numbers? Because I don't think you have that.
As for the leagues anti cheat device. I wonder how well it would stand if it covered as many games as VAC did.
Also I like the part where you claim people make cheats that operate outside detection. People claimed this with a certain VAC disabler. They got banned rather quickly.
If they would have these "Undetectable" cheats people wouldn't spam this forum with post about being banned. Because EVERYONE would use them.
In terms of numbers, they are not needed and people who say things like you just did are trying to skirt the issue by giving me a loaded question you know there is no data for. It's all about experience, the places you game in and the time you have invested. Counter-Strike is a cheating cesspool, no one in normal state of mind would argue that, it's simple reality.
VAC detection methods have not changed since 2008, you should know that by now. With a freeze in the way things are detected that has given experienced coders ample time to develop ways to circumvent detection. Sure the database is still updated, but that is only catching free pub cheats that you can find in 2 minutes on any search engine.
Nearly anything private or paid is just so beyond the detection range they don't even need to update the cheat any longer, I could name a few off the top of my head which have actually spread but are still not detected years later.
In terms of a VAC disabler, of course you are going to get banned or your account disabled quickly. That is not something which is hard to detect as the client is not connected to VAC yet still in the game, you don't need to be a wizard to back track that.
I don't buy that. When people still sent me a lot of cheats to report there where those who handed me account name, account password and other things for the VAC team.
Right now people can PM a VAC account for that matter.
As for the VAC disabler. It worked at first but it didn't take long for VAC to find it. So the whole part about Detection formula hasn't changed since 2008 is most likely false.
People sending you things which you then send off to Valve doesn't change what I said, it doesn't even mean they will be added to the black list as some of them operate outside of the detection method boundaries of VAC itself. You don't seem to understand that for some of these cheats they can't just add them to their list of what to flag, VAC simply doesn't have the functionality to detect these things.
As far as the cheats you are getting are concerned, you're not getting anything worth mentioning, I guarantee that. On top of that my friends and I have been sending off cheats and their hash for years to Moderators and Valve employees, these same cheats still work and do not result in a ban several years later, they are and have been checked and still function without incident.
VAC can't ban certain cheats, that's a reality man, it just can't detect them with the current functionality it has. Trying to get VAC as it sits to detect these cheats is like driving off a cliff in a car and expecting it to fly, it simply can't do it because it has limitations and is not setup for that.
As far as the VAC disabler is concerned they don't need to entirely rewrite the way things works to figure out that one is being used or not.
With that being said it probably does several back and forth checks to verify that it is not a false positive and the client is not simply losing their connection to VAC then issues a flag on the account.
VAC has gotten up in 1.5 million bans so far. It's quite the impressive number. If there really was a cheat that was truly undetected, everyone would be using it.
It would spread like a wildfire and even if people sent it in the cheaters could just keep on cheating. But that hasn't happened.
It wouldn't have mattered what I said or what I proved along the way, it would have still ended up with you saying essentially what you did in this post I am quoting.
Try and disprove that. Claiming it's only in some small special circles isn't helping because if VAC can't detect them, why are they afraid of showing them? :/
http://img37.imageshack.us/img37/779/catturabf.jpg
(punkbuster is worse of vac)
Come on man that is all so rudimentary, you don't bite the hand that feeds. These are not a bunch of children who just got some pub cheat that is going to get them VAC banned in a month, these are seasoned cheaters and adults who have been in this rodeo for a long time.
VAC disablers was undetected at first but Valve fixed that pretty quickly. If a cheat was completely undetected Valve would try to fix that as well.
I've gotten people reporting account names and password to some quite private cheats. People with jobs might not really have a problem with that.
If you think VAC is an income of money I'd think again. Steam makes far more than VAC would do. VAC might bring in some small cash but it's hardly a cash cow.
There is also this where others would learn how to make cheats undetectable as well. It would spread. It'd be like "da bomb" of the cheater community.