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". Then they make it go active for a few weeks before actually hitting the kill switch.Įven before hitting the waiting time, this could be a few weeks work or more. Then they have to figure out how to make sure they don't get any false positives. Then they have to figure out how to detect someone using it. Then they have to figure out how it does its thing. You have no idea how hard it is to stop hackers/cheater.įirst Valve has to know about the hack and has to get their hands on it. While below is mainly aimed at VAC, it can be said about any anti-cheat software.ĭo 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". So here is my regular copy and paste about anti-cheat software. If you are found to be cheating you are no longer allowed to play on VAC protected servers.
Second, CSGO has anti cheat built in and you can't play without it. He said that work was being done by Valve to take care of the cheating activities affecting the game and that they were not the only online multiplayer title facing such a situation.First off, post in the CSGO discussion area, this is for the steam program and website which have nothing to do with the anti-cheat in CSGO
To this McDonald had responded in a very neutral manner and also attempted to deflect the blame from CS:GO. On 30 th December 2021 a fan had commented on how CS:GO and the cheaters that plague it were an iconic duo while responding to a tweet by Valve developer, John McDonald.
However, the outcome has been far from positive as the community continues to complain about the dire state of the game which is being overrun by cheaters. Developers have tried introducing various methods like the Overwatch System, Trust Factor, VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) Ban Waves, and other such solutions to fight against the horde of cheaters negatively affecting CS:GO. It is almost a decade since CS:GO launched in August 2012, but Valve is still struggling to effectively combat the cheating problems that plague the game.
Valve offered help by former Riot Games anti-cheat developer to solve the cheating problem in CS:GO
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