@_Byplx Are False Bans Possible on 2K27? Short answer: yes, on console they're possible. A Zen, a Cronus, a script and a player with a very steady release all show up the same way: button presses and timing. Nothing in that data says "device" on it. So a console ban has to be a judgment call. Does this timing look human or not? Any judgment like that will be wrong some of the time. Set the bar loose and cheaters slip through. Set it tight and you start catching real players who are just very consistent. The retroactive part raises the stakes Bans going back to August 26 means 2K didn't catch people in the act. They went back through weeks of stored history and judged it all at once. That's good for catching cheaters who thought they got away with it. It also means every unusual but legit player got run through the same filter in one pass. If the filter has a blind spot, a sweep like that is where it shows. What the game's own settings tell us Inside the shooting settings there's a small group of values with "AntiCheat" in the name. One of them is a shot delay. Once a player has taken at least six shots and is hitting 80 percent or better, the game can add up to two frames to the release. That's about 33 milliseconds. It isn't a ban, and it doesn't flag your account as far as we can tell. But look at the trigger. Six shots at 80 percent is a normal hot stretch for a good shooter. So the one anti-cheat rule we can actually read treats strong play as worth a second look. That doesn't prove the ban system works the same way. It does show how the game thinks about suspicion: it goes by results. On console, the anti-cheat can't see the cheat. It can only see results, and it has to decide from there. That catches a lot of cheaters, and it can also catch someone who did nothing wrong. We still want the bans. We also think 2K should say how appeals work and how many get overturned. Example: Take 100,000 console players, assume 2% cheat and the detector catches 90% of them (1,800 correct bans). The made-up variable is how often it wrongly flags a clean player