User dima_wallhacks recorded for the first time how the VAC system successfully canceled a game due to cheater detection after playing more than 400 matches in CS2. This incident, which occurred only once out of 400 attempts, demonstrates that the chance of such interference is only 0.25%. This statistic has caused surprise among the community, as many players have expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of effective anti-cheat in CS2, considering the VAC system to be not as effective as it should be.

Amidst numerous complaints from players who encounter cheats in every match, this case of match cancellation is a rare indicator of VAC's effectiveness, raising questions about Valve's ability to more actively combat cheaters in its games. Some users believe that the company is not as interested in fighting cheaters as it could be, as it continues to make money by selling cases and keys to them without taking drastic measures against cheaters.

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The CS2 community continues to discuss this event, raising questions about Valve's ability and motivation to develop stricter anti-cheat measures in the future. Some players have already begun to look for alternatives, such as changing platforms to play on or abandoning CS2 entirely in favor of other games where the cheat problem is less pronounced or better controlled.

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