Valve doesn't care. We'd have to rebuy the game or create another account to play the game. They don't have anything to lose, it's a win win for them. They won't do anything about our game bans even if it was false.

We're at the end of the line, we can't do anything about it. It's best we accept it and move on. It's unfair but it's just how it goes sometimes.

If that is the case, I think it's just best for Valve to lock the freaking mouse sensitivity like they'd do with FOVs...

引用自 nizuna：

As I said before, in this case some of us find it fun to spin quickly during buy mode (while also entertaining with other players). However, there is a case of someone using a hack called Spinbot, with this hack you can spin in an unclear manner and get a headshot or kill. This became the highlight, until finally a section was created in the anti-cheat to detect spinbots.

Ah shit, I think I finally know what caused my game ban. I play with my roommate and I always ask him to look at me during buy time and I'd just flick looking in to the sky or nod fast because it looked funny when I look at his screen.

Valve will definitely not do anything about it. Users has been posting comments on my profile because of my ban and it's just really unfair because I was also having bad connection issues that time during a deathmatch match.

Still banned... still no response.