Cheating, especially on PC titles, has always been a major issue. Exploiting weaknesses and utilizing external software to obtain an unfair advantage is something developers are always fighting against.
With "VALORANT" now officially launched, Riot Games has taken steps to eradicate and prevent cheaters from abusing the game. Thousands were banned from the closed beta as Riot introduced its anti-cheat system Vanguard. The program can now auto ban suspected cheaters.
On Thursday, Vanguard detected a new cheat that allowed players to lock onto enemies in order to obtain easier kills. The players who were found with the cheat have received hardware bans, meaning any account they create on their personal PC will be instantly banned from the game. Over 200 players were removed.
While Vanguard received criticism at its launch, it seems the system is accurately picking up players utilizing cheat software. The company hopes to kick out cheating players before they start ruining games for others.
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