Originally posted by: littleprince
Originally posted by: NuclearFusi0n
That was a geforce card...made by asusOriginally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: clicknext
I'm pretty sure you've been banned by VAC (Valve Anti Cheat), and not by HLGuard because HLG can't do this.
I believe there IS a bug in VAC that sometimes makes it falsely detect cheats. I don't know if it's been fixed. You should complain to Valve or Sierra or whoever about it. Tell them your WonID and server you were playing on.
It indeed may be the Rage tweak you installed. If you remember a while back ATI was selling cards that offered features like "transparent walls" and "object tracking". Hell, the box even said "if you play against anybody running our cards you'll lose." The entire CS community got really pissed and actually managed to get ATI to remove the software that let you do that stuff. Unfortunately it got out so there are still copies of it around. I imagine someting in the code for your tweak program made VAC or maybe HLGuard think it was the old ATI "cheat" software.
Thats what I thought, and it was Asus' call. Not hardware.
Originally posted by: Ranger X
You also get banned for being too good.
Those that are good know what I'm talking about.
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: clicknext
I'm pretty sure you've been banned by VAC (Valve Anti Cheat), and not by HLGuard because HLG can't do this.
I believe there IS a bug in VAC that sometimes makes it falsely detect cheats. I don't know if it's been fixed. You should complain to Valve or Sierra or whoever about it. Tell them your WonID and server you were playing on.
It indeed may be the Rage tweak you installed. If you remember a while back ATI was selling cards that offered features like "transparent walls" and "object tracking". Hell, the box even said "if you play against anybody running our cards you'll lose." The entire CS community got really pissed and actually managed to get ATI to remove the software that let you do that stuff. Unfortunately it got out so there are still copies of it around. I imagine someting in the code for your tweak program made VAC or maybe HLGuard think it was the old ATI "cheat" software.
Originally posted by: konichiwa
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: clicknext
I'm pretty sure you've been banned by VAC (Valve Anti Cheat), and not by HLGuard because HLG can't do this.
I believe there IS a bug in VAC that sometimes makes it falsely detect cheats. I don't know if it's been fixed. You should complain to Valve or Sierra or whoever about it. Tell them your WonID and server you were playing on.
It indeed may be the Rage tweak you installed. If you remember a while back ATI was selling cards that offered features like "transparent walls" and "object tracking". Hell, the box even said "if you play against anybody running our cards you'll lose." The entire CS community got really pissed and actually managed to get ATI to remove the software that let you do that stuff. Unfortunately it got out so there are still copies of it around. I imagine someting in the code for your tweak program made VAC or maybe HLGuard think it was the old ATI "cheat" software.
It was ASUS
Originally posted by: Keego
I got perma banned a couple days ago for awp'ing the server owner in the head.
HELLO IT IS JUST A GAME YOU'RE SUPPOSED TO DIE!!!
He was on my team, and I did it on purpose, he was a jerk!
Originally posted by: uncJIGGA
nope...that's what happens on older Radeon cards when you force certain zbuffer depths in OpenGL...a friend of mine showed me how he did this on his 7500 and it was a 'free' cheat...undetectable too.Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: Tabb
Originally posted by: clicknext
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: clicknext
I'm pretty sure you've been banned by VAC (Valve Anti Cheat), and not by HLGuard because HLG can't do this.
I believe there IS a bug in VAC that sometimes makes it falsely detect cheats. I don't know if it's been fixed. You should complain to Valve or Sierra or whoever about it. Tell them your WonID and server you were playing on.
It indeed may be the Rage tweak you installed. If you remember a while back ATI was selling cards that offered features like "transparent walls" and "object tracking". Hell, the box even said "if you play against anybody running our cards you'll lose." The entire CS community got really pissed and actually managed to get ATI to remove the software that let you do that stuff. Unfortunately it got out so there are still copies of it around. I imagine someting in the code for your tweak program made VAC or maybe HLGuard think it was the old ATI "cheat" software.
lol, I can still see through walls sometimes and I've got an ATI card.
Same, thing too. On my friends old 7500 he can have reallly screwy thing happen allowing him to see through textures
Yeah, that's probably the firmware part of the cheat software kicking in accidentally. A lot of it was built into the chipset as well apparantly. Really, really bad judgement call on the part of ATI.
Originally posted by: MistaTastyCakes
Counterstrike is SOOOO 2001!
More like 1998
Originally posted by: yukichigai
Originally posted by: clicknext
I'm pretty sure you've been banned by VAC (Valve Anti Cheat), and not by HLGuard because HLG can't do this.
I believe there IS a bug in VAC that sometimes makes it falsely detect cheats. I don't know if it's been fixed. You should complain to Valve or Sierra or whoever about it. Tell them your WonID and server you were playing on.
It indeed may be the Rage tweak you installed. If you remember a while back ATI was selling cards that offered features like "transparent walls" and "object tracking". Hell, the box even said "if you play against anybody running our cards you'll lose." The entire CS community got really pissed and actually managed to get ATI to remove the software that let you do that stuff. Unfortunately it got out so there are still copies of it around. I imagine someting in the code for your tweak program made VAC or maybe HLGuard think it was the old ATI "cheat" software.