Just days after Valve started reversing bans for those who used AMD’s Anti-Lag+ feature in Counter-Strike 2
players have discovered a reproducible method for triggering a VAC ban on your account:
moving your mouse very, very fast.
Several players have incurred the wrath of VAC by increasing their mouse DPI to 10,000+
and going wild with their camera.
A few have managed to trigger a ban in just a single match
Clearly Valve’s new VAC Live system—an evolved version of its anti-cheat capable of banning players during live matches—still needs some tweaks.
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