As always, we routinely review our pro players-starting as early as the open qualifiers-as well as maintain a secure and protected live environment. During our first major international LANs in Reykjavík and Berlin, we were able to see the high level of play from our online events be realized as an even more competitive offline experience. Only good news here, VCT went really well. We focused on accuracy above all for these actioning waves, and we want to increase their cadence in the future (more on that below). This was addressed throughout the year by automated actions. Boosters deliberately queued with cheaters, while cheating, in order to get “bussed” to the higher ranks. EPISODE 2 REPORTġ80-day penalty for “bussing” (updated from the previous 90-day penalty duration, as of June 2022)Īs long-term cheating became increasingly unviable, cheaters created disruption in the competitive ecosystem in new ways.
Our biggest projects during VALORANT Episode 3 (so far) came from maintaining competitive integrity, both on ladder and esports, and staying ahead of the curve in the “arms race” of cheat versus anti-cheat.īut first, a quick review on where we left off on Episode 2. Hello, it’s Matt “K3o” Paoletti here again on behalf of the VALORANT Anti-Cheat team, this time with an update on anti-cheat in Episode 3.
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