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There are aimbots for all modern games even though the developers have invested in anti-cheat

>>ikekkd+(OP)
There is still one aimbot per human player. If you are faking clicks on opponents ads to exhaust their budget you would prefer to just send the http requests. If you have to spin up an emulator it will frustrate you and if you have to run a physical device with a touchscreen it will frustrate you further.

>>ikekkd+(OP)
Incidentally, here's a new crowdsourced scheme for TF2 that even in prototype form has been addressing the issue far better than Valve's efforts:

I Pissed Off Every Cheater in TF2 (Data Breach Gone Wrong) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LVgk5t64cRs

Creating a Third-party Client to Auto-kick Cheaters and Bots from TF2 (Part 1/3) | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EPsWjdkyoPo

Basically cheaters don't seem to want just a one off high like a classic troll out for havoc, they want a reputation of being better than they are for an extended ego trip. Their choice will soon be either restraining themselves to becoming very subtle, or keep having to make new accounts.