Why would you care so much what other people think? If you are not cheating, you won't get banned (barring extremely rare false bans that will be removed automatically).

Because it's so annoying when people who cheat start crying, but those of us who are actually legitimate players throw the most negative spin at them.

I'm not afraid to show how I play, and I'm not the best in the world, but at least I know how to play fairly, unlike many people who claim to be good and never show even 30 seconds of how they play.

Should I go back and repeat this? Is there anything abnormal in the video that demonstrates something against Steam's rules and regulations?

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

Because it's so annoying when people who cheat start crying, but those of us who are actually legitimate players throw the most negative spin at them.

I'm not afraid to show how I play, and I'm not the best in the world, but at least I know how to play fairly, unlike many people who claim to be good and never show even 30 seconds of how they play.

again, why worry so much about what other people say or think? when someone cries cheater against me and whines about reporting me i just ignore it.

thats nice that you are not afraid to show how you play, but it means nothing at the end of the day.

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

Should I go back and repeat this? Is there anything abnormal in the video that demonstrates something against Steam's rules and regulations?

if you want, but again it will mean nothing. if you did get banned your recorded game play would mean nothing to valve.

don't know didn't watch it. why? because it does not matter what i think of your game play.

To be honest, a player who records has nothing to hide, which is why cheaters never record and always get VAC or game bans.

Have you ever seen someone on the forum say that it's good to have a ban and at the same time have a YouTube profile with videos on their Steam profile?

Because if a cheater records, by capturing the gameplay screen, they capture both the gameplay and the weird things that only cheaters see.

Valve is only interested in the processes running in the background, even so, as I said before.

There is no gamer with a game ban who has a YouTube channel and shows how they play and demonstrates their gameplay.

Even if someone uses aimbot, it's very identifiable, and no one would risk their reputation unless they want controversy and grow with controversy.

nice video jorgito

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

To be honest, a player who records has nothing to hide, which is why cheaters never record and always get VAC or game bans.

because there has never been even one instance of a cheater or rule breaker uploading only cherry picked clips of them not breaking the rules.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

Have you ever seen someone on the forum say that it's good to have a ban and at the same time have a YouTube profile with videos on their Steam profile?

yes i have. here is a hint: they only post videos where they are not breaking the rules.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

Because if a cheater records, by capturing the gameplay screen, they capture both the gameplay and the weird things that only cheaters see.

many cheats include a "streamer" or recording mode, where all the cheat ui is hidden.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

There is no gamer with a game ban who has a YouTube channel and shows how they play and demonstrates their gameplay.

actually there is. i have seen plenty of people post here about being falsely banned then using some random gameplay footage they have as "proof" they are not cheating.

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

But my question is, a moment ago I played against some people, and as time went by, they started accusing me: "I've seen people on the forum who often say (it's recommended to record and demonstrate your gameplay), and I did just that."

first things first, ignore people who accuses you of cheating or breaking the rules. secondly i'm on steam forums and i have never seen anyone recommending "record and demonstrate your gameplay" unless you are referring to either CS2 forums or some steam group you are in.

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

I want someone to take a look at it because, honestly, I don't see anything strange about playing. I want people who consider themselves the best in the world and have sky-high egos to watch that short video and tell me if I'm doing something wrong.

VAC system doesn't look at Videos, as it is an automated system.

Now if people think you are "cheating" or breaking any rules, then they have to report you and move on, if something comes from it, then you will be sitting with a ban. But if you are not using cheats or breaking the rules, then there is nothing to worry about. I mean, i have met and seen my fair share of people who are legit players, who were accused of cheating but in the meantime they are just good players. Someone even accused me before on steam forums that i'm a "well known cheater", when i never cheated in CS2. What i'm trying to say is, there are people who don't know what cheating looks like when it is sitting right in front of them, yet they rather want to accuse anyone who is better then them of cheating

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Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

I have a question, and it's the following:

Before I ask my question, "If I see a comment that says (you don't have any blocks or this has nothing to do with it, I'm going to report it as spam since that's the only thing they seem to know how to do: copy and paste)"

It's the following: I'm playing in matches. Sometimes I get cheaters as enemies, and it doesn't matter because if I lose, I'll only lose the match, but not the count, like what happens to cheaters who are then blocked from the game.

But my question is, a moment ago I played against some people, and as time went by, they started accusing me: "I've seen people on the forum who often say (it's recommended to record and demonstrate your gameplay), and I did just that."

I want someone to take a look at it because, honestly, I don't see anything strange about playing. I want people who consider themselves the best in the world and have sky-high egos to watch that short video and tell me if I'm doing something wrong.

Avoid the first ones. 0:26 seconds into the video because it's a slightly irritating presentation.

Even if text appears, pause, read it, and then justify what I'm doing wrong that people want to accuse me of.

Note: A player who records the screen records the entire environment, so you'll notice I'm playing legitimately. You'll see it yourself.

But clear up my doubts about what I'm doing wrong that people are so upset about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJzY5GjNrFM


Sorry for the long text, I just don't know how to express myself well.

personnally i would just ignore people who accuse you of cheating. Reporting system in the game is there for a reason. Besides, if you not using cheats or breaking the rules, then there is absolutely nothing for you to worry about. Also "I've seen people on the forum who often say (it's recommended to record and demonstrate your gameplay), and I did just that." i been on and off forums for some time and i haven't seen anyone recommending or telling someone to do that, Yes there are youtubers and streamers who post their videos, but even i know, there are the odd person or two who will either record their game with the cheat active or they don't record when they using cheats.

Originally posted by Abigail From Sexy Ukulele Dept.:

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

To be honest, a player who records has nothing to hide, which is why cheaters never record and always get VAC or game bans.

because there has never been even one instance of a cheater or rule breaker uploading only cherry picked clips of them not breaking the rules.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

Have you ever seen someone on the forum say that it's good to have a ban and at the same time have a YouTube profile with videos on their Steam profile?

yes i have. here is a hint: they only post videos where they are not breaking the rules.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

Because if a cheater records, by capturing the gameplay screen, they capture both the gameplay and the weird things that only cheaters see.

many cheats include a "streamer" or recording mode, where all the cheat ui is hidden.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

There is no gamer with a game ban who has a YouTube channel and shows how they play and demonstrates their gameplay.

actually there is. i have seen plenty of people post here about being falsely banned then using some random gameplay footage they have as "proof" they are not cheating.

I just got back from work.

• Abigail 1) because there's never been a single case of a cheater or a violator who's only uploaded carefully selected clips of themselves without breaking the rules.

My answer: If a video of Jorgito that's less than 3 minutes long is boring to you, seeing as it's a non-famous user, imagine watching an entire 30- or 40-minute video that could last a game set. I doubt that no matter how legitimate someone is, you'd watch the 40-minute average of a close match.

Even a player who has been playing for hours and posts it today and in 2 years' time, both the account and the channel are still active, gives a lot to believe in someone who plays legitimately, especially when the player at least shows you their style of play.

A player who cheats, even if they have streamer mode, have the game monitor and the cheat enabled, even if they record, it will be noticeable, just like what happened to the player "missqgemini." If you don't know who she is, I'll summarize it for you.

An Asian player who, after being caught live for cheating, blamed a supposed "CLARA."

Likewise, if you post missqgemini on YouTube, you can see how she was caught.

So, if someone is a very, extremely pro player and, as you say, when they upload a clip, only simple plays are shown, then it's suspicious. But if they play decently well, even if they upload a video without uploading it and with the option to download the entire competitive game, it will be better. Few people watch a competitive game. whole

• Abigail 2) Yeah, I got it. Here's a hint: they only post videos where they don't break the rules.

My answer: I doubt cheaters disable cheats because they'll always want to be first, and I doubt you'd watch an entire 13-round competitive match, and that's if they don't reach overtime. You'd get tired of watching after 3 minutes. Even from my perspective, if someone pulls off an epic play, it's not because they disable it, but because while playing, they pulled off that play and it captures the last few minutes or seconds depending on how you have the program configured, like Medal TV or OBS.

PS: I have an entire Battlefield 3 match that lasts 2 hours. Would you be able to actually watch the 2 hours? Without setting the video to x2 speed?

• Abigail 3) Many cheats include a "streamer" or recording mode, where the entire cheat UI is hidden.

My answer) so much so that professional player Forsaken was caught in the middle of the event and disqualified.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5CSIf97MTc&ab_channel=TorryS

So much so that missqgemini was caught cheating live.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXmPqKDWQOA&ab_channel=XanniarCS2

So much so that player Nadia LAN was caught. The day they took her to a LAN party, her gaming performance was even lower than what she usually had.

And I could go on and on about famous people who were caught in live streams, events, and LAN parties.

The thing is, no matter how hard someone tries to hide it, whether they're recording or streaming, it's very noticeable. A cheating player without active cheating is like putting a 12-year-old with the PC monitor off or playing without a mouse.

• Abigail 4) Actually, there is. I've seen many people post here about being fake banned and then use some random gameplay footage they have as "proof" that they aren't cheating.

My answer) Hmm, I don't know. I haven't really seen that. If you send me a thread like that, I'll accept it.

But I have seen someone review the matches of people who were recently banned and post them in spectator mode, showing every suspicious play while also trying to be neutral.

Example:

I watched this entire video and, searching for the player in question and using the map as a reference, the time the video was posted, including its usernames, matches perfectly with the result on CS Stats.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3FFbxGxyAGU

https://csstats.gg/match/300103606

And you're going to tell me that "I've seen many people post here about being falsely banned and then use some random gameplay footage they have as "proof" that they're not cheating."

I haven't seen the first player who proves they're legitimate with a video, nor has player G17 from the video in their thread.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/601910394159723152/

Could you try to tell me which banned player has falsely posted something showing their gameplay, because I may not have seen it.

NOTE: Please make sure it's posted before this date when I publish my response.

💯% real

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wlEgqmM761c

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

I have a question, and it's the following:

Before I ask my question, "If I see a comment that says (you don't have any blocks or this has nothing to do with it, I'm going to report it as spam since that's the only thing they seem to know how to do: copy and paste)"

It's the following: I'm playing in matches. Sometimes I get cheaters as enemies, and it doesn't matter because if I lose, I'll only lose the match, but not the count, like what happens to cheaters who are then blocked from the game.

But my question is, a moment ago I played against some people, and as time went by, they started accusing me: "I've seen people on the forum who often say (it's recommended to record and demonstrate your gameplay), and I did just that."

I want someone to take a look at it because, honestly, I don't see anything strange about playing. I want people who consider themselves the best in the world and have sky-high egos to watch that short video and tell me if I'm doing something wrong.

Avoid the first ones. 0:26 seconds into the video because it's a slightly irritating presentation.

Even if text appears, pause, read it, and then justify what I'm doing wrong that people want to accuse me of.

Note: A player who records the screen records the entire environment, so you'll notice I'm playing legitimately. You'll see it yourself.

But clear up my doubts about what I'm doing wrong that people are so upset about.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJzY5GjNrFM


Sorry for the long text, I just don't know how to express myself well.

I won't read the comments, but now you've caught my attention. And I'll tell you what I think.

You're cheating. I won't write here why and how I saw it, but it was enough for me to look once. Two of the mistakes are visible from an airplane, and the third one is not used very often.

Originally posted by Ksssssss:

I won't read the comments, but now you've caught my attention. And I'll tell you what I think.

You're cheating. I won't write here why and how I saw it, but it was enough for me to look once. Two of the mistakes are visible from an airplane, and the third one is not used very often.

If you're such an expert, tell me what you think?
User with the following statuses:
CS STATS

Is listening to the enemy cheating?

Is using a shotgun illegal?

First) if I used a cheat to see behind the wall, I would see red squares or colored enemies, which are typical of cheaters like the comment above, like missqgemini, seen in her videos, or the Forsaken player who moves erratically in his competitive clip, which doesn't happen to me because I don't need that.

Second) when shooting, there's nothing strange, even shooting with a shotgun, and there are no strange movements.

I'd bet you the knife in your inventory, but I'm not ambitious like many who think they're better than others just because they have a knife.

But I'll bet you a slap in the cheek that in 2 years my account will still be active as long as I keep playing and uploading videos.

Unlike you, who will succumb to being better than what your stats show.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

My answer: If a video of Jorgito that's less than 3 minutes long is boring to you, seeing as it's a non-famous user, imagine watching an entire 30- or 40-minute video that could last a game set. I doubt that no matter how legitimate someone is, you'd watch the 40-minute average of a close match.

I didn't watch it because again:

Originally posted by Abigail From Sexy Ukulele Dept.:

it does not matter what i think of your game play.

He could have uploaded a 5 minute video of him blatantly spin botting or just killing his team mates and it still would not mean anything to me or even to valve.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

An Asian player who, after being caught live for cheating, blamed a supposed "CLARA."

Your post is all over the place so I will just summarize it all here with the whole Clara scandle.

She's an idiot that got caught because she showed her cheat tool live and didn't have it configured properly. The streamer mode in most cheats will literally hide the cheat ui and anything related to it (ie hit boxes in game) from streams and recording software, but still have it visible to the person cheating. Many of those cheats will have a toggle button so you can quickly switch the cheat ui (or the cheats themselves) on and off. Why do you think the term "toggle" exists in regards to cheaters? cheaters who cheat just enough to get an edge and win but not enough to be obvious.

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

My answer) so much so that professional player Forsaken was caught in the middle of the event and disqualified.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5CSIf97MTc&ab_channel=TorryS

And I could go on and on about famous people who were caught in live streams, events, and LAN parties.

The thing is, no matter how hard someone tries to hide it, whether they're recording or streaming, it's very noticeable. A cheating player without active cheating is like putting a 12-year-old with the PC monitor off or playing without a mouse.

So I will just summarize the rest of the people you talk about:
why are many of them only caught when they make too many obvious plays or accidentally showing their cheat software if it's so easy to tell? Forsaken was found out to be using the same cheats at several over major events prior. Or the steamers who have been streaming for years that are suddenly caught? Are you telling me they just suddenly decided to download cheats a few days prior and throw their streaming career away?

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

My answer) Hmm, I don't know. I haven't really seen that. If you send me a thread like that, I'll accept it.

Someone claiming to have recordings but didn't post anything. Even if they did it wouldn't have changed anything. (Hint: they are still banned.)
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/app/730/discussions/0/506200114838162270/

Someone had posted a random clip to try and prove they were not breaking any rules and says they have many more. (Hint: also still banned.)
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/discussions/forum/9/3839928078009554109/#c3839928078009684114

Originally posted by ♥ DARWIN ♥:

But I have seen someone review the matches of people who were recently banned and post them in spectator mode, showing every suspicious play while also trying to be neutral.

There are people that will analyze demos to point out suspicious "gotcha" moments for every major player that has had a cheating accusations thrown at them.

Originally posted by Ksssssss:

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

If you're such an expert, tell me what you think?
User with the following statuses:
CS STATS

Is listening to the enemy cheating?

Is using a shotgun illegal?

First) if I used a cheat to see behind the wall, I would see red squares or colored enemies, which are typical of cheaters like the comment above, like missqgemini, seen in her videos, or the Forsaken player who moves erratically in his competitive clip, which doesn't happen to me because I don't need that.

Second) when shooting, there's nothing strange, even shooting with a shotgun, and there are no strange movements.

I'd bet you the knife in your inventory, but I'm not ambitious like many who think they're better than others just because they have a knife.

But I'll bet you a slap in the cheek that in 2 years my account will still be active as long as I keep playing and uploading videos.

Unlike you, who will succumb to being better than what your stats show.

Oh my child :) . If you knew how many knives I have. Bought in the STEAM store and they are on an account with a very, very valuable inventory from the past. And don't look at my statistics because this is a new account and I only play DM on it. The cat and that knife have a completely different point, but you can't understand that. And how many hours I have in the CS series is better if you don't know. Some people can see my matches, and just for information I lie in a chair and play. I don't sit. One man saw that photo and we shared many things from life and other things. A responsible man. You are not at the level to discuss some things, but we can talk about something. The power of weapons is definitely not good. Shotguns only help cheaters. And they need to be nerfed, quite a bit. AK 47 has become worse, and it all comes down to headshot. M4A4 has become an excellent rifle. There is room for many improvements. It's much easier to see spray and aim assist :-). But you know that very well. From space you can see the reaction of an experienced, hardened player and a cheater. I played with a cheater a while ago, not for 15 minutes. After not even two minutes I reported him. The result - in the end he has 52 hits to the head :-). When you're such a professional, watch DM a few times and tell me what you think. The only thing I don't understand is why people with such expensive inventory cheat in DM. And not a little, and they don't even hide it. And my ego doesn't fall to the 300-500 dollars that my inventory is worth :-).

https://i.postimg.cc/bvYmqtx9/Snimka-zaslona-2025-08-26-032012.png

Only on this computer and only DM.

Originally posted by xXxGamerCraft360ProKillerShadow:

Originally posted by Ksssssss:

I won't read the comments, but now you've caught my attention. And I'll tell you what I think.

You're cheating. I won't write here why and how I saw it, but it was enough for me to look once. Two of the mistakes are visible from an airplane, and the third one is not used very often.

If you're such an expert, tell me what you think?
User with the following statuses:
CS STATS

Is listening to the enemy cheating?

Is using a shotgun illegal?

First) if I used a cheat to see behind the wall, I would see red squares or colored enemies, which are typical of cheaters like the comment above, like missqgemini, seen in her videos, or the Forsaken player who moves erratically in his competitive clip, which doesn't happen to me because I don't need that.

Second) when shooting, there's nothing strange, even shooting with a shotgun, and there are no strange movements.

I'd bet you the knife in your inventory, but I'm not ambitious like many who think they're better than others just because they have a knife.

But I'll bet you a slap in the cheek that in 2 years my account will still be active as long as I keep playing and uploading videos.

Unlike you, who will succumb to being better than what your stats show.

Don't listen to Kssssss. He has terrible stats. He only has one knife and only one, and he plays very badly.

Listen to Abigail. Ignore ignorant people.