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Hey guys, i am writing this as a player who dumped over 1000 hours in CoH multiplayer over 4 years. I have to say that i quit CoH for the simple reason that not smurfs or ragers or droppers or anything trivial but the prevalence of maphacks over highly ranked players and thus smurfs. I probably knew all the higher players and was playing almost all the time with them since its not a big community to have a lot of highly ranked players. The thing is the mechanics of CoH allowed some really nasty maphacks that you could only detect by watching replays and seeing suspicious or sometimes blatant moves that showed it. Although it had always been a question mark with arty right on top of you in first try but you never could be sure of it.

Then i found one of said hacks in google. (yes I know how to differentiate between a virus and legit thing so please don't make unncessary comment like 'oh it could be a virus lolol') After seeing first hand what it was capable of and how fool i was to waste my time thinking they could just had a hunch or something, I literally quit CoH forever. I am asking here since there still are 3 months to the actual game release, is there any anti-maphack mechanic involved in CoH 2? If not will you be doing incorporating something as such? If there is such a thing it is instant collectors edition pre-order for me.

If not never. I wouldn't say that it has been abandoned, we've had after launch support since 6+ years now. At april 8th COH1 will be ported to steamworks as well, so its hardly 'no support'.

There has also been a lot of action behind the scenes until the focus shifted to coh2. The problem with COH1 and cheating was just that it was un on a separate platform where it is hard to punish someone. Especially when you can get a new key for 2$. With Coh2 on steam the level of potential punishment is much bigger.

You can not only get your game account banned, but your steam acount, which possibly is bound to a lot more than just COH2. It will not be as easy to just get a new version of the game. Razer Deathadder Driver Without Synapse. 1 Apr 2013, 12:46 PM With Coh2 on steam the level of potential punishment is much bigger. You can not only get your game account banned, but your steam acount, which possibly is bound to a lot more than just COH2. No, you can't. Even if we would like to do that, there are certain laws that forbid these actions. Full Steam bans have never happened before and they will also not happen in the near future.

Also, I would feel uneasy when the decision about my whole library of games depends on some lucky arty strikes I may land in CoH 2 and the verdict of maybe one admin. Don't get me wrong - I hate cheaters and were an active reporter of these folks when it still was possible to do something against them, but we need to keep a sense of proportion. I'm pretty damn sure there's no law that prevents Steam taking all your toys away and telling you to suck it- even if you've not done anything wrong (although certainly if you have). I guarantee that if you reread the terms of service you agreed to when you signed up to Steam you more or less sign away control over any games you purchase or activate through the service to basically being under their control. Aaaanyway, yeah it's very unlikely they're gonna start doing total lock-outs for the odd drophack. VAC bans are probably on the table for repeat offenders though.

4 Apr 2013, 17:59 PM I'm pretty damn sure there's no law that prevents Steam taking all your toys away and telling you to suck it- even if you've not done anything wrong (although certainly if you have). I guarantee that if you reread the terms of service you agreed to when you signed up to Steam you more or less sign away control over any games you purchase or activate through the service to basically being under their control. Aaaanyway, yeah it's very unlikely they're gonna start doing total lock-outs for the odd drophack. VAC bans are probably on the table for repeat offenders though. Or I call bullshit, about the part you said 'even if you have done nothing wrong'.