CS: GO Trusted Launch Is Considered Too Old by Cheat Makers
Some time ago Valve released Trusted Launch, an anti-cheat system that protects CS: GO players from cheaters. This game can be said to be too damaged, especially for matchmaking in the DMG ranking and above, there are lots of cheaters who can easily escape the VAC. And it seems that Valve is active in cleaning this game from these cheaters.
Here is a review of the Trusted Launch:
However, it seems that the new mechanism has not worked as expected. Even a cheat maker – as reported by AFK Gaming – laughed at the system and considered Valve too consider Trusted Launch superior. A system like the one run by Trusted Launch is considered too old-fashioned. One player also added that the new anti-cheat mechanism was also pierced by cheaters just a day after its release.
The creator of this cheat also said that no game can ever be completely safe from cheats. Even games like Valorant that have special anti-cheats are still penetrated by cheaters.
The cheat maker also gave advice, instead of focusing on eradicating cheaters in the game, isn’t it better to create an ecosystem where players who are detected using cheats are immediately grouped into one match which also contains cheaters. So it’s like HvH but on Valve’s server. According to him it is a more modern solution. What do you think? Do you agree with the suggestions from the cheat maker above?
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