Steam what is vac status

Originally posted by Meatbug :. It does not show on my profile lol I am not an idiot I do not cheat and have been wrongfully banned Treyarch do not ban. Originally posted by badasszombiekillaau :. Thanks mate didnt know that Im gonna make em answer me on the phone I got the royal runaround on the phone today. Satoru View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Satoru ; 28 Feb, am.

Thank you for invoking Godwin's Law a mere 12 posts in. Again, you've been TAC banned. As noted above TAC bans are permanent and not subject to review. The whole "I'm not cheating" thing is implausible. In addition to what Satoru said, TAC might also ban for offensive behaviour etc. Just sayin Secure game servers A "secure" game is one that doesn't allow convicted cheaters to play on it. Individual instances of your game can choose at run-time whether or not they are secure or insecure.

It's up to your game to choose the policy on this, but typically games default to being secure with an option to let the user start the game as insecure. This separates the cheaters from the rest of your community while still letting them play the game.

Only users connected to a secure server will be scanned for cheats. Integration VAC cheat detection is independent of your game client; that work is done by Steam. The game should use best practices and protect its assets and internal state. This means for us that some of the accounts shown as "unbanned" for the past year have really never been banned. Searches using this new format are now supported by our website. Valve recently added the 'Number of days since last ban' field to the SteamCommunity profiles.

We're currently updating the 'First seen as banned' date on our pages to the last ban if it is older than the one we currently have. We have added some more detailed SteamID information to our pages. We have recently made a new bot and checked all the SteamIDs created since Steam release. We have now over 86 millions of SteamIDs in our database.

About 1 month ago, Valve limited the number of queries that can be done to steamcommunity. A lot of the queries to check SteamIDs failed. We have now fixed the problem by switching to their WebAPI. As more and more SteamIDs were being added to the database, the loading times of the site became much slower.

We have now added a cache, so the SteamIDs listing won't show up in real time, they will be updated every 3 hours. No modifications for the search form, it's still in real time.