Any idiot can piss on the floor, but it takes a real genius to ♥♥♥♥ on the ceiling.
Game banned by Activision from Black Ops 3 Multiplayer.
https://ibb.co/ZfP5hY8

All I know to this this day is that when I clicked on Multiplayer, it said I'm banned. No info in-game, no info in Steam, no info from Steam Support or Activision Support since neither have the power to do anything. On top are 10+ failed attempts at reaching the Enforcement departments who can possibly provide something. pc_dev stopped messaging me back on Twitter after the first two times he pasted the standard No comment Non reversible statement.

Only thing I ever used was a basic AHK autoclicker way before the ban. As well, I (alongside several other people in the clan I was playing with, who never got banned) tried several times to rename sound file extensions in the game directory to get rid of ambient sound since there was no slider, but it just kept getting corrected by Steam on launch. I have never used cheats in an online game, I used cheat engine when I was a kid for some game which I can't remember, probably BloonsTD or something. This was before I even had Steam (14+ years ago) and nothing ever after, other than the autoclicker for a few weeks.

Most likely triggered a bot with an insane flickshot I hit a few days before the ban. I didn't download the Twitch clip the victim posted, since I just treated it as another guy calling me a hacker. Which I'm slapping myself for since I cannot get any info from anyone. He also said he submitted it to pc_dev on Twitter, which was common at the time. I have to admit, the clip looked like I was hacking because as anyone who has ever tried theater mode even once in the past knows, it does not reproduce flicks and fast changes in motion well and does not look anything like recorded footage or what you see. For this reason, I believe they don't ban off theater footage. Funny thing about this is, I didn't even intend to shoot the guy, I was just flicking to look since I didn't think he was around the rock yet. As I was jumping up onto a rock perch on the edge of some map just outside the little connector room to mid housing Bomb B, I hear buddy running around the rock to my right and flick at the last second before the rock blocked my vision. When I flicked my mouse almost fell off the right side of my desk, and I left clicked accidentally when I gripped it to lift/slide it back on (still happens to this day, this was and still is the only time it didn't get me killed). I've always used low sensitivity, currently BO6 800dpi 3.5 in-game.

Could also be regarding the video linked below, since the guy [4TG] RECON (76561198015616587) said he personally knew pc_dev and was for sure going to get me banned. I don't think this video shows anything sketchy, this was just an average warmed up match for me at the time. I had around 120-130 hours when this video was posted, I knew the maps and spawns. By this time, playing every game since COD4, I had thousands of hours between Xbox 360, PS3, Xbox One and PC.

This was posted 6 days before the ban (2016-02-14 03:05:36):
https://youtu.be/lN_hmS2NEBs?si=JhNTmvWX36pXsOlG

Just another victim of the system. Thank you Activision for the permanent false stain on my account, and ♥♥♥♥ you Steam for allowing them to do this and revoking your policy to remove game bans after 7 years (but I understand). I will never hear the end of this, the allegations have only become more frequent as I play more FPS games on Steam. If BattleNet wasn't such a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ and manipulative platform, I'd buy all COD's through them. I gave them a chance through 5 COD's but they lost me with the Black Ops 6 tragedy. I also can no longer support the decision to hide total playtime, in-game / boots on the ground time is not good enough and people need to be able to see how much time they're wasting.