To clarify ban justifications, Riot is implementing a new system that will inform banned players about their suspension upon log in.
Valorant game director Joe Ziegler tweeted about the new system and shared a screenshot of what it would look like.
From the tweet, we can see that Riot will primarily focus on banning players who use any detectable third-party software. Ever since Valorant’s unveiling, the dev team has been vocal about removing cheaters from their game for life.
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Riot is able to crack down on hackers and cheaters through Valorant’s own anti-cheat software, Riot Vanguard. With its intricate kernel-mode drivers, Vanguard is currently rounding up every detected cheat for a mass-banning. As of now, the software has detected 3707 accounts as confirmed by Riot anti-cheat designer Phillip Koskinas.
With Valorant just being one of the many games under its name, Riot will stay adamant on its anti-cheat policies and do their best to provide honest and hardworking players with a cheat-free FPS.
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