On Thu, Nov 28, 2002 at 12:35:45PM +1300, Jeremy Brooking wrote: > On Thu, 2002-11-28 at 12:18, James Clark wrote: > > > > Doesn't mean it can't be discussed again =) > > > > Get him to remove and reinstall CS, that should fix it. He's got > > 24hrs to do something other than play the game. > > This is the problem as I see it though. why should he have to stop > playing for 24 hours because of something not his fault. Why should he > have to waste his time reinstalling halflife because of something that > isnt his problem. Why dont we have the ability to say > > "Go to this site, enter your WONID and you will be able to check if you > are banned. On the page it also has a support medium that VALVe can help > you if you believe you have been falsely banned.They are very prompt in > replying to you, and appreciate the feedback as this may be related to a > VAC bug." > > Im all for VAC and global banning, but it HAS to be supported by those > who impliment and enforce it. None of us can provide support for it, so > it has to be VALVe. > > Doesnt the simple fact that "remove and reinstall CS, that should fix > it." is the answer ring alarm bells for anyone else here but me? > > > > > I'd treat a futher catch as highly suspect. > > > > Or a possible error with the latest module and his individual > equipment/OS/config/setup. > > > -- > > James.
Even if one of my personal friends got banned by VAC while playing CS on my servers I would still recommend same course of action. Only after it happenned again would I start to stress about VAC and a possible False Postive. -- James. _______________________________________________ To unsubscribe, edit your list preferences, or view the list archives, please visit: http://list.valvesoftware.com/mailman/listinfo/hlds_linux
