“In the early stages, you almost form a wall because of the sheer amount of taboo fun you’re having. “I do feel bad about hacking, now at least,” he said.
Hackers giving Max Box “a taste of his own medicine.” But as time has passed, it started weighing on his conscience. He was just playing a game and having a great time with his newfound might and popularity. At first, Box didn’t even think about it that way. But the fact remains that he and people like him ruin TF2 games for other people - frustrate and infuriate them, send them to bed in a rage with impossible shots and nearly godlike powers. I believe only three or four people have ever been manually banned, but take that number with a grain of salt. “And yes, I’ve said and shown many times that I use this stuff, but Valve doesn’t seem to manually ban.
“The hack I use is VAC undetected, meaning that their anticheat system can’t recognise it and ban me,” Max Box explained. Valve, meanwhile, doesn’t seem interested in taking matters into their own hands - which is kinda shocking until you remember that we’re talking about Valve. Why? Because Valve’s automated anti-cheat system doesn’t detect his version of the program he’s using. That’s right: Max Box hacks TF2 with tools that let him see people through walls/cloaking abilities/etc and aim almost perfectly, and he does it in plain view of The Man (or The Mann, I suppose).
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