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coming from someone who didn't do the very basic of doing a simple research regarding bans, you could have even did a simple search on community forums, and guess what, you are not the first person who brings such an idea up, which means you would have a seen a few threads regarding your idea, and people keep giving you the same information over and over.
Temporary bans was tried when VAC was still new, and it failed, so your 1884 day old vacban is permanent.
Your 1884 day old vacban is permanent, amd permanent means forever.
Valve started working on a "long-term solution" for cheating in 2001. VAC's initial release was with Counter-Strike in 2002. During this initial release, the system only banned players for 24 hours. The duration of the ban was increased over time; players were banned for 1 year and 5 years, until VAC2 was released in 2005, when any new bans became permanent.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_Anti-Cheat
Temporary VAC bans were tried. People kept cheating.
Valve was lenient and gave people second chances. Valve stopped being lenient and cheaters were the reason.
Your fellow cheaters already proved to Valve the bans need to remain permanent.
Spacewar (for pirating Steam games) 338 hrs on record
last played on 5 Oct
Your account should be closed
The jokes truly write themselves sometimes..
As if "ban wave" doesn't have multiple and wrong definitions already, how about we employ a system that unbans random Steam users instead?
Sounds like an equally bad joke but this user wasn't joking around:
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/discussions/forum/9/597412591711799202/
Now that's funny.
oh well since people are taking it that seriously and even seems mad, i'll take this joke somewhere else