Joa

Good to hear that you at least not got banned. The one question i have. Isn't it to easy to just check that one parameter? If they see some kind of virtualization in their log they just ban based on that? Let's say they discover some virtualization hints. Yes maybe check more carefully, but not base the total ban decision on that one parameter. They basically says that if you have launched the game in a VM, then you are a cheating player.... I actually don't care so much, since i can use other platforms to play cs. But for me it's the principle.. They have marked me as an unfair / cheating player.

Hi. I have used Virtualization for a while to play games( and to swiftly switch between OSes depending on which tasks I'll have to do). More specific CSGO. Using all the "hide vm parameters" i could find in order to play on platforms like "faceit" (launch the AC client) it went well for a while until I got insta banned. I mean i had some email conversations back and forth but they could not give me a straight up answer on why I was banned. They sent me the standard faceit banned scheme "you have been banned for cheating" it could be this or this or this reason. Unfortunately this case is closed, you are banned..... It's very unfair since the reason I was joining the faceit platform in the first place was because of all the hackers in the standard match making competetive. Is the anti-cheat developers / platforms so far behind? The world moves on and virtualization has come to stay. That said, I'm also playing on another platform that is called "Esportal" since i live in eu, with no trouble with their anti-cheat software. At least for now......