Anti Cheat Organization (medic camp)

A.C.O. is an organization to defend casual and competitive players, against a hack and/or cheat users. A.C.O.-s main task is to defend "Valve"-s public servers against cheaters or bots, by helping the teammates in fights against cheaters, letting enemy team killing the bots and letting them capture the objective, identifying the hacker and vote kicking them from the server.

A.C.O. has hes camps too. a place where the A.C.O. members can communicate with each other, share the information, or give new tips and tricks of identifying the cheater. there are 3 camps (for now) that supports A.C.O. movement: "Medic Camp" "demoman camp" "soldier camp" camps where players can plan their future ways of resistance towards hackers/cheaters.

the A.C.O. members should guarantee to players the safety of the server they are currently playing on, and should not let an innocent player to get harassed, get insulted from a hacker, or get kicked from the server for no reason given, or because of the suspicion only.


rules of the A.C.O. that members should follow:


1) never kick or callout a person, if you are not 100% sure he is cheating.

2) when checking players account, check the hours they have on the class that you find suspicious.

3) you should collect 2 - 3 evidences, before calling them a cheater.
(the person could be a cheater or could be a very good player, so in this case you should look out to the stuff they can not be physically good at, or can not control it, like: random krits.

4) always spectate the person you are suspecting if he is in you'r team.

5) never let your feelings take control of you, a mad loud player will always be more annoying and suspicious than a quiet cheater.


i call all the Team Fortress 2 players, to continue fighting against cheat and hack users. spread the justice! and stay tuned


other camps:

demoman camp: https://node2.projectplanet.cn/@steamcommunity.com/groups/anticheatotganizationdemoman
soldier camp: https://node2.projectplanet.cn/@steamcommunity.com/groups/anticheatorganizationsoldier