Epic should still develop an anticheat to give players confidence in the fairness of the game, and restore confidence to the community. Xray, the user has to have it installed on thier pc, to get around it, just don't install it. Valve only works against cheaters using steam. There is currently no effective way to police servers, other than to have an admin constantly watching it. Even then, clumsy cheaters are all you will catch. Smart cheaters use less obvious features... the crosshair slides off of them and you have to wrestle your mouse to shoot them, they might have radar, you can't see that, they might only use aim assist to hit shock combos while moving (good players can also do this, who is who?). Only an official Epic software release can ever cover everything, and it is not even clear that Epic can do it, due to the rapid advancements in technology. At the very least they would have to dedicate a lot of resources to it, and it's not clear they would make any money on it, regardless of how much they spent on R&D. *sigh* Perhaps in the next incarnation they will develop something that will monitor the .net framework, since that seems to be where the losers are getting in mostly. *I would also caution you to not ban people lightly, there are many very talented players who have mad skillz and are not using any enhancements. Sorry if my answer is not helpful, but the short answer is that what you are looking for does not currently exist. Also, if you place your server in the heart of the sun, even with some super hard case that won't melt, you still won't be able to communicate with it due to electromagnetic interference. Cables are impractical for obvious reasons.
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