Bots.

Gamers, sex pests, and wumaos.

Tea

Quite a few of them posting in OT about American politics.

How many of those accounts are abandoned VAC banned accounts and trade banned scam accounts?

引用自 ṼṏẌṏḭḊ：

How many of those accounts are abandoned VAC banned accounts and trade banned scam accounts?

True, I got matched up in PUBG once with a Chinese player who was carrying the team. Suspiciously so. He told me that in China, most people cannot afford gaming PCs, so they go to a cafe and play games. In those cafes, they have cheats already installed, so players will perform better, and pay more to keep playing. No way to turn them off. If one of the accounts used at that cafe gets a VAC ban, they just create another and buy the game again, which is a very small price for the amount of money they earn from paying customers.

引用自 Ulfrinn：

引用自 ṼṏẌṏḭḊ：

How many of those accounts are abandoned VAC banned accounts and trade banned scam accounts?

True, I got matched up in PUBG once with a Chinese player who was carrying the team. Suspiciously so. He told me that in China, most people cannot afford gaming PCs, so they go to a cafe and play games. In those cafes, they have cheats already installed, so players will perform better, and pay more to keep playing. No way to turn them off. If one of the accounts used at that cafe gets a VAC ban, they just create another and buy the game again, which is a very small price for the amount of money they earn from paying customers.

I've heard that before which is really sad. I wish Valve would fix the system in a way that made that type of thing less profitable so that everyone can play games more equally.

There'd be a lot less toxicity in MP matches too. People could just have fun.

引用自 John：

Simplified Chinese is 24.01% of all steam users language, while Steam is banned in China. How?

Access to the unrestricted version of Steam (and the West's internet as a whole), is given to approved agents, employees, and representatives of the CCP.

Your average Chinese gamer will be arrested if caught using a VPN to access anything outside of the Great Firewall.

It is not banned in China. We just have a localized version. Chinese teams literally compete in Valve's esports titles.

引用自 パエトーン (Belle)：

It is not banned in China. Chinese teams literally compete in Valve's esports titles.

Chinese teams trained by the Party, representing the Party in international competition, and surely punished if they fail the Party.

How often does a losing Chinese team come back to play another tournament?