VAC doesnt immediately ban when a cheat is detected, It delays the ban to make it harder for cheat makers to figure out what, when, how, and why it was detected.
And? It still detects the cheats and bans the users. And it does it without kernel-level anti-cheat.
The delay isn’t a limitation, it’s a design decision to prevent reverse engineering, as you’ve point out. Yet that didn’t stop you from falsely alluding that it’s not capable
Why the fuck you going at me with both guns drawn when all I did was explain, factually and neutrally, about how VAC works and why you see bans happen in waves instead of in the moment?
You couldn’t have chosen a worse example even if you tried.
So you’re just going to conveniently forget the giant wave of bans in CS2 a few months back when Valve updated VAC?
VAC doesnt immediately ban when a cheat is detected, It delays the ban to make it harder for cheat makers to figure out what, when, how, and why it was detected.
And? It still detects the cheats and bans the users. And it does it without kernel-level anti-cheat.
The delay isn’t a limitation, it’s a design decision to prevent reverse engineering, as you’ve point out. Yet that didn’t stop you from falsely alluding that it’s not capable
Why the fuck you going at me with both guns drawn when all I did was explain, factually and neutrally, about how VAC works and why you see bans happen in waves instead of in the moment?
W ragebait. I’ll give that to you.