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Every high profile online game has cheaters. It is the sad reality of the hobby these days.
All you can do, report, block, move on...
No need to start a off topic rant thread. There are no valve / steam employees reading this steam related sub-forum.
One could think the Name of a person would be enough....but if i search for example the Name Mr. Death, the community search comes up with more then 2000 entries.
Good luck finding a specific person with just that info.....
Secondly the games with the highest number of cheaters are not Valve games. They are Fornite, Overwatch, GTAV etc.
That is a game related problem, that will never go away, nothing to do with steam.
Everyone here has read your off topic rant, the point is why are you ranting about it by posting a off topic thread in a user to user only steam sub-forum about using the steam user interface on the client, app, website??
You think a screenshot is proof?
Wrong.
for punkbuster steam/valve have nothing to do with that anti cheat. the game may well be sold here but steam is not responsible for punkbuster.
VAC for example detects known cheats when connected to VAC secured servers. VAC bans are also delayed to prevent cheat creators from knowing which cheat was detected.
You thinking someone is cheating is not the same as a cheat detection system knowing someone is cheating.