Do you want to know how to get a patrol in CS:GO? Then you will probably like this material. We will try to explain in as much detail and step by step what it is, for what purposes it is suitable, and what consequences it entails. Whatever one may say, the patrol — a very serious position within the gaming community. Not surprisingly, Valve places high demands on all participants, including:
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experience;
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skill;
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perseverance;
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analytical mindset;
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reputation in general.
Now let's talk about all the nuances in more detail.
Where and how to get the patrol option in CS GO?
Many people rush to become investigators in vain, because the selection process is almost like being an astronaut, and even tougher. To get a patrol in CS GO in 2021, players will need:
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play at least 350 hours in all modes with an emphasis on competitive ones;
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get 150 team wins in competitions;
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achieve a rank of at least “Gold Nova I” (Nowhere they like Silvers, and they already have an asterisk on their shoulder straps - it means he’s experienced, he’s fought a lot);
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have an impeccable reputation within the game and in the Steam gaming community;
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do not receive a single VAC block before obtaining rights.
Strict, but allows you to weed out the “wishers” who, in any unclear situation, attribute unnecessary sins to honest gamers playing at the PRO level.
Once the player meets all the conditions, the corresponding tab will appear on the main screen.
Now you — full-fledged virtual “vigilant” with the ability to view replays and make a verdict regarding other players who play CS GO dishonestly.
And we move on.
Who to judge and by what methods?
The internal Steam system regularly monitors activity on servers and systematically monitors for anomalous phenomena during gameplay. These may include:
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a sudden stream of complaints about one player or an entire team;
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messages of suspicious content (fixed match, setups, preliminary conspiracy, etc.);
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clear signs of interference by third-party software in the gaming session.
Also, the system accumulates complaints, reproaches and offensive expressions towards a specific gamer until a critical mass accumulates. After this, the patrolmen are given a package of “accusations” that need to be cleared up.
The patrol member receives a recording of a match or several matches, where the main offender is signed as “Suspect”. Other players' nicknames have been changed for privacy purposes. Information from chats and voice messages are also unavailable. The verdict is made only on the basis of the actions of the suspicious fighter.
After receiving a patrol in the CS GO and deciding to act within the framework of the law, the system will present a list of points for making a “sentence” based on a previously viewed entry.
There are only 2 answer options: “insufficient evidence” and “there are compelling reasons,” which is quite enough.
Now point by point:
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Aim assistance — the impact on the game of various AIM cheats, auto-aims and other software that allows you to instantly aim at the enemy’s vulnerable points;
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Help in detection — the use of wall hacks, transparent walls, scanners, changed textures, canceling the effects of flashbang grenades;
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Other aids — speedhack, faster reload, endless ammo, eagle gaze, etc.
A separate item is a minor violation for inappropriate behavior of a player: swearing, insults, shooting at friendly people or deliberately surrendering the rink to please the other party.
The patrolman is required to make a decision on all four points, doing so consciously and with an understanding of responsibility. If everything is done correctly — You can get a patrol medal in CS GO by increasing your own rank and increasing loyalty from Steam.
Is there a hierarchy system?
You should not think that anyone can become a warrior, and everyone will be equal. Your verdict will be reviewed by higher-ranking inspectors.
And then a simple procedure. If the system (and its participants) determines that the vast majority of patrol officers are unanimous in their decision, the case automatically goes into “closed” status. with a verdict for the guilty gamer. The sentence is executed immediately and consists of the following penalties:
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felony — cheater;
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petty crime — unsportsmanlike behavior, or simply inappropriate;
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insufficient evidence — The patrol participants did not come to a common denominator.
Account blocking occurs for 7 days or more depending on the type of crime.
It is impossible to remove a ban, especially a permanent one. Those who like to play with cheats will have to face a sad truth:
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your account is completely and irrevocably dead, like all the things on it;
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stop playing with prohibited software, it's not worth it;
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unofficial servers with the same cheaters — it's not cool and gets boring quickly.
Writing to support is useless — The decision is final and cannot be appealed.
All patrol officers who reviewed the case receive additional experience on their account if the majority of participants agree on the same opinion. At the same time, the reputation of the “vigilantes” is growing; they are beginning to be offered more cases, videos and influence. If the system sees that you are not coping with the task, or makes a verdict based on the “caps” arguments — The account rating is gradually falling.
Also, do not forget that after receiving the status of a patrolman, you cannot lower your rank below Gold Nova I. They will be demoted to “silver” — start all over again.
