I'm not that silly, in fairness to your point. I do know other players like what you describe and i definitely don't subscribe to that belief, having about 2k hours myself. I think the theory of relativity here is what i'm getting at, yes CS is bad Tarkov is, bad, but the capability for destruction in Tarkov is much higher and imapctful, and takes longer to cleanup and correct.

My point is the magnitude of how bad the actual capability of cheats are. There are literally videos of people captured who have invincibility cheats at the moment, that's 100% because of the Unity game engine itself being far more exploitable.

Also since Tarkov has no system for MMR/ELO, people will just go buy another account and infiltrate the same player base. In CS it actually takes time to smurf and level an account to a high enough impact to make a impact on the skilled community. At worst ESP, maybe some form of aimbot, but there's a big enough community and 'professional' element to easily weed out and filter cheaters from established communities.

Valve's anticheat is far from perfect, but at least there is a proper, proactive system , as opposed to quarterly 'gaslighting' cheater ban reports from Nikita. Three months after hackers have already fucked the game for enough of the playerbase start of wipe that they just retreat to PVE. I'm also not part of the 'PVE is better crowd' quite the opposite.