Monitoring TIME TO KILL (TTK) to combat cheaters

[DissAbledGamer]

It's a concept that occurred to me a while ago, but I would imagine if BSG monitored a person's Time to Kill or TTK for short we can weed out A L O T of cheaters. The idea may be less effective against bolt actions, but when you consider the general populous' ability to kill someone and the time it takes to complete that task, cheaters should stand out with an insanely high KD or kill rate with a TTK rate just as insane.

I can understand a person having a good raid, but if a person displays performacne that is damn near out of t his world, then I feel that that may be enough a reason to do a temporary suspension as they look into the account. 

From my personal experience of dying to aim botting cheaters, it is always within the first 3 bullets of a fully automatic spray. If not the 1st bullet, then usually the 2nd bullet is enough, and rarely a third. That pretty much converts to like a TTK of 0.2 seconds for a Automatic gun with a rate of fire of 600 RPM this number would fluctuate based on the RPM of the firearm. 

The consistently perform a TTK of .2 is obvioulsly damn near impossible and is more than enough reason to ban someone as this is inhuman. This is discussing within the confines of typical Player vs Player combat. Very Rarely is it like that of a Player vs Scav where the scav is sitting in one spot allowing for a very low TTK. The TTK obviously becomes slower if a person fails to kill the scav in the initial engagement.

 

Just something for BSG to entertain.... cause I can say with certainty the vast majority of kills these jackasses are accomplishing, is under .2 seconds from the moment they press left click. 

[LasseNielsen]

It's not actually difficult for them to locate abnormal play from cheaters.

Problem is that the system takes 1 or 2 days to ban the account from play.

In that time the account can easily amass the gear to sell for roubles from cheating to buy a new account and still make a profit.