> they should know injecting/hooking into the engine .DLL would trigger this from VAC. More importantly, Valve should have known that triggering based on only

> they should know injecting/hooking into the engine .DLL would trigger this from VAC. More importantly, Valve should have known that triggering based on only this would cause false positives, and picked a better thing to trigger on, and/or acquired better confirmation that the tool was a cheat, before banning. > AMD has no reason to be doing this Maybe, maybe not, but that doesn't justify Valve VAC banning people for cheating who aren't actually cheating.