Topic: Valve Launches new anti-cheat policy (Read 392 times)
When I was young, gaming on an AtariST, Amiga 600, PS1 etc, I never imagined the day when a company would want your phone number to play a game.
yes of course those who cheat should be punished.
Good ..i have no sympathy for those guys.
Valve Launches new anti-cheat policy
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/valve-launches-new-anti-cheat-policy.html
According to the updated VAC support page, gamers will now be banned on the basis of the linked phone numbers. As a result, those having multiple accounts linked with that number will also be banned from the same game as the original cheater.
In case the other accounts do not own the game, they won't be able to purchase it, while new accounts will not be able to link the same phone number for a period of three months. Currently, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, one of the most popular multiplayer games on Steam, has enabled the phone number ban. However, it is at the discretion of the developers to introduce it for their games and may not be implemented by everyone. As per the CS: GO blog, the latest update already supports phone bans, so players with known hacks should stay wary.
Source: Guru3D
http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/valve-launches-new-anti-cheat-policy.html
According to the updated VAC support page, gamers will now be banned on the basis of the linked phone numbers. As a result, those having multiple accounts linked with that number will also be banned from the same game as the original cheater.
In case the other accounts do not own the game, they won't be able to purchase it, while new accounts will not be able to link the same phone number for a period of three months. Currently, Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, one of the most popular multiplayer games on Steam, has enabled the phone number ban. However, it is at the discretion of the developers to introduce it for their games and may not be implemented by everyone. As per the CS: GO blog, the latest update already supports phone bans, so players with known hacks should stay wary.
Source: Guru3D
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