CS2 has a cheating epidemic

VALVE,
FIX YOUR
ANTI-CHEAT

Every day, thousands of Counter-Strike 2 matches are ruined by cheaters. Valve earns millions while doing the bare minimum to protect the competitive integrity of their game. Enough is enough.

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WHY THIS MATTERS

The Problem

Counter-Strike 2 is plagued by cheaters at every skill level. From blatant aimbots to subtle wallhacks, the competitive experience is being destroyed. Players spend hours in matches only to face opponents who are clearly using unauthorized software.

Valve's Response

Despite earning millions of dollars daily from CS2 through case sales, market transactions, and in-game purchases, Valve's anti-cheat measures remain inadequate. VAC (Valve Anti-Cheat) is outdated and easily bypassed. The community deserves better.

What We Want

  • A modern, kernel-level anti-cheat system comparable to competitors
  • Faster detection and banning of cheaters — days, not months
  • Better reporting tools and feedback when reports lead to bans
  • Hardware bans for repeat offenders to prevent new accounts
  • Transparency about anti-cheat efforts and ban statistics