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The interesting thing is that this "legitimate signature" will just change. Maybe to another basic name, maybe a random string, maybe diceware. No one is trolle
by lakechfoma 9y ago
The interesting thing is that this "legitimate signature" will just change. Maybe to another basic name, maybe a random string, maybe diceware. No one is trolled.
- stordoff 9y agoI wouldn't be surprised if it starts using real names to avoid this particular detection - gather a few thousand real Steam usernames, and create variants of them at runtime.
- nitrogen 9y agoAimbots ruined TF2 for me a couple years ago. One of the things they used to do to make them harder to kick/ban was change their name to the name of a different real player on the server every second. The mentality that drives the use of aimbots is a disgusting scourge on humanity.
- Moter8 9y agoBut they player/Steam ID stays the same if you look via the console, iirc it was `status`?
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- paulmd 9y agoOne of the mechanisms to avoid a server ban (different from a VAC ban) is to rapidly switch between names of other players on the server (but with unprintable/non-breaking characters added). You need to use 'status' to tell them apart.