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Valve marches against the army of cheaters
Valve will determine cheaters on the Valve-network once and for all. They're going to try out a beta of the new "Valve Anti-Cheat system" next week, with which they'll be able to ban every cheater from the Valve-network. Cheaters are being advised to clear their PC's completely from any cheats, otherwise their Steam-account will be deleted.
It looks like all cheaters disturbing the peace on Counterstrike, Counterstrike: Source, Half-life Deathmatch and Half-life² Deathmatch will entirely disappear.
Next week we'll begin beta testing the new Valve Anti-Cheat system. For people playing multiplayer games, there will not be any visible difference while we're conducting the beta, but we will be logging cheating violations into our database to make sure it's ready for general release. This will be the last public notice before the system is released and active for everyone.
It looks like all cheaters disturbing the peace on Counterstrike, Counterstrike: Source, Half-life Deathmatch and Half-life² Deathmatch will entirely disappear.
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This is the most funny thng I have heard from Valve since they said Steam was stable.
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I've given up MP entirely...too many loosers using hacks.