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So, these games do not ban cheaters, but instead try to inconvenience them until they stop cheating? I wonder why they don't outright ban the cheaters. Are they afraid of getting chargebacks or refund request? Or are a huge proportion of those cheaters actually some big spender so the game companies don't want to ban them because retaining them is more profitable?
because ban evasion is a problem and dealing with cheaters is more effective when they don't know they've been tagged as a cheater
And if they spend money in the mean time... another win
Just look at Rainbow Six Sieges Mousetrap system to detect people using MnK on Console. Works amazingly