Why don't you provide evidence of people cheating?
Posted: August 21st, 2025, 8:07 pm
Quite simple, it comes down to these three reasons:
1. This would reveal which detection methods we use, allowing them to develop a new cheat and work around those.
2. This would reveal which of their cheats are detected, causing them to avoid using those and not get caught again.
3. Most of the evidence is based on signatures and heuristic detection, not something that can be shared.
4. Sharing which cheat people got banned for doesn't benefit the server in any way, only your curiosity.
You can be rest assured that anti cheating bans are thoroughly checked by multiple management members and are never based on suspicions, videos, mass reports, bugs, lags, crashes, timeouts, high ping, cheating on different games/servers, or anything else they might claim got them banned. The only way to get banned for cheating is by cheating on IM:RP - nothing else.
This is why IM:RP does not share cheating evidence, the same principle followed by major systems like VAC, BattlEye, and Vanguard.
1. This would reveal which detection methods we use, allowing them to develop a new cheat and work around those.
2. This would reveal which of their cheats are detected, causing them to avoid using those and not get caught again.
3. Most of the evidence is based on signatures and heuristic detection, not something that can be shared.
4. Sharing which cheat people got banned for doesn't benefit the server in any way, only your curiosity.
You can be rest assured that anti cheating bans are thoroughly checked by multiple management members and are never based on suspicions, videos, mass reports, bugs, lags, crashes, timeouts, high ping, cheating on different games/servers, or anything else they might claim got them banned. The only way to get banned for cheating is by cheating on IM:RP - nothing else.
This is why IM:RP does not share cheating evidence, the same principle followed by major systems like VAC, BattlEye, and Vanguard.