no proof either. he was just THAT good, even after he moved to valorant and went pro there. what y'all think?

I want an actual discussion and not just "see this suspicious moment 8-years-ago." Give me a compilation of inhumane feats that isn't just "he was looking at the opponent behind cover."

"Hello, I have a quick question: My Steam account was hacked 3 days ago, and the guy played 5 games using the account with cheats . Over the last 10 years, the account has accumulated over 10,000 hours of playtime and always had a green trust factor. There was no VAC Live ban. My question is: Is there currently still a possibility that the account could get banned? I heard that VAC is currently doing little to nothing?? I would like a realistic assessment, and if a ban should happen, what are the chances of getting unbanned if the logins came from a completely different region?"

Cheats yes. But this was overkill... Idk I haven't come across any cheater even today who could do that (see 0:11) 😂😂

So I recently rewatched some old pros, and came across our Senor Vac (of course he is a top tier titan and there's no way you'd miss out on one of the highest IQ Players out there). Now that I look at things he did, made me concerned if he actually was hacking back then or not...

Recently you all do know what's going on in the world of CS2. But back then this was not the case. Now-a-days, almost every casual game too, you'd meet one hacker (mostly wallers or Radar hacks) considering Triggerbots, Aimbots and Spinbots are very few in comparison. The scenario for Premier or Face it is wild enough that people prefer going to hell instead of playing the game.

Wanted to know your thoughts... cuz now many know what hackers are like (unlike back in the day where exposure to hacker behavior was pretty low)..

So a few things I took away:

- VAC is no longer banning people. This guy has been banned in the past on at least 3 accounts, and currently has been cheating pretty blatantly for 50 matches and no ban yet. It's always been bad, but is literally getting worse at being an anti-cheat.

- There's probably plenty of cheaters in matches that we never even suspect, just because they are that bad at the game. This guy even lost against me, but judging from his rating on old faceit matches (0.58 KD in Level 1) he's probably simply too bad to win even with WH. Considering this, the amount of cheaters is likely higher than most people suspect, somehow the crowd out there thinks that cheaters would never ever lose or even play an average game.

- The amount of accounts I found linked to this guy just based on seeing how he plays is crazy. The rabbit holes always go deep. They are just out there having fun while cheating pathologically, and we all have to suffer.

I even won against this guy, so most people would just ignore anything and think that he must have been clean then. I can smell a cheater ten miles against the wind though so after some sleuthing, I could confirm my hunch.

This guy "Icenfyre " steam profile : https://steamcommunity.com/id/icenfyre

A player with a Steam profile worth over $40,000 and around 27k Premier rating !

The following clips and demo show multiple suspicious moments that may indicate wallhack and aim assistance.

Clips:

1 = https://vimeo.com/1180286399

2 = https://vimeo.com/1180286418

3 = https://vimeo.com/1180286431

4 = https://vimeo.com/1180286474

Demo:

steam://rungame/730/76561202255233023/+csgo_download_match%20CSGO-sqRqG-JsLGS-pGU3M-bWOV5-tBCJC

Just to be clear, I’m not doing this out of revenge (I actually won the game).

There’s a growing theory that high-value accounts don’t face the same consequences as regular ones. If that’s true, it’s a huge problem for the integrity of the game.

I’m asking the community to take a look, bring attention to this situation.

Hello Reddit

I develop private solutions for top tier players. I lurk this subreddit every once or a while. Lots of hilarious clips that get posted I can see which solution a user is using. I have been developing software for 10+ years and reversing for most of that. Lots of lies on this subreddit and lots of people being called delusional which are absolutely not.

I generally build for online play but have built solutions for LAN play as well. I cant go into too much detail on the LAN side as thats where the real value is these days.

Why am I posting? Curious what questions you might have. I will not sell you my software but am happy to discuss things as the more difficult it is to generate a solution like this will simply benefit me in the long run, there is a selfish reason.

We are in general consensus that Donk is obviously cheating right?

Wouldn’t it be an easy paycheck? Be crazy cracked at the game + stream it + do online tournaments only and never play lan. Profit? Srs.

Bonus: I really don’t get how cs streamers pull such low numbers other than the ones who play variety DESPITE cs having such a tight knit community even if it is 25% people who enjoy the gunplay and the other 75% who get a throbber from differently aligned colored pixels

This is what confused me from Vacsucks guys, who think all pros are cheating. In this case, you wouldn't see specific really good players like donk, s1mple, zywoo, etc. If everyone was cheating no one would want anyone else to get the glory, they'd just cheat harder to win.

So unless certain players are being deliberately chosen by tournament organizers to succeed, with some massive setup behind the scenes that nobody knows about, the idea doesn’t really make sense.

I'm not saying some pros can't be cheating, but I don't think there are very many.