[Discussion] CS:GO on a VM?

CS:GO on a VM?

I've been wondering about if you could use a Virtual Machine for CS:GO?
Or if you would be kicked out because of VAC.
Also, if you get it to run CS:GO you would probably not be able to play competitive because you need to start it through steam.

Just something I've been thinking about.

Just install steam on your virtual machine and download csgo.
Profit.

Technically speaking, a VM is used to represent the physical hardware and therefore be done if setup correctly. If you can get steam onto the VM and establish a strong internet connect you should be fine.

Yeah it works fine if you do it right.

Why you'd wanna do it though? It is literally the OS in your OS so it should work just fine. Maybe to use the VM to hack?

Originally Posted by eduardopy

Why you'd wanna do it though? It is literally the OS in your OS so it should work just fine. Maybe to use the VM to hack?

i think he want to do the afk lobby boosting

Originally Posted by alonzodz

i think he want to do the afk lobby boosting

+1

5 accounts + auto-accept script = AFK

Originally Posted by Scammer's Sheep

I've been wondering about if you could use a Virtual Machine for CS:GO?
Or if you would be kicked out because of VAC.
Also, if you get it to run CS:GO you would probably not be able to play competitive because you need to start it through steam.

Just something I've been thinking about.

Ive played Arma 2 from a VM.

Originally Posted by Sylar

Ive played Arma 2 from a VM.

Could work then, I'm pretty new to VM's so I guess I gotta run it from SteamOS?

Originally Posted by Scammer's Sheep

Could work then, I'm pretty new to VM's so I guess I gotta run it from SteamOS?

You dont have too.

You could also run on linux. if you have a linux hack it is ud if run it as root atm

Unless proper hardware and configuration are present, which are much harder to achieve than you think, CS:GO will run at unplayable speeds (which is fine if you afk.) BUT, the rest of your computer will be incredibly slowed down, especially with 5 accounts, unless you're running some super computer.

It works, my friend does this on his 2nd computer and he never had problems

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