Counter-Strike 2

Counter-Strike is one of the most legendary games ever created. Almost everyone who has ever touched PC gaming knows its name. Sadly, the biggest enemy in CS2 isn't the other team. It's the cheaters. It is honestly unbelievable that one of the biggest competitive games in the world struggles with cheating more than many small indie multiplayer games. Even worse, Valve still hasn't fully ported VAC to 64-bit after the transition from CS to CS2. Instead of improving anti-cheat, players are still meeting obvious cheaters every day. Great gameplay. Great mechanics. Terrible anti-cheat. A legendary game deserves legendary protection. NO CHEATERS JUST COUNTER-STRIKE 👍 if you think CS2 deserves an anti-cheat worthy of its legacy

This game has the most toxic fanbase I've ever seen. When the team starts to lose it becomes a contest of who can say the worst slur. Even worse, when the team is winning it turns into slur-bombing the enemy team. Needless to say, I haven't had this much fun since OG Black Ops 2 lobbies :)

reasons u have to play this game : 1. best teammate ever 2. best anti cheat in shooter games 3. best server matchmaking in the world 4. crazy hit box and gun fighting ( you pass the wall and get a bullet in the head ) 5. you can learn any language ( rus , inda , arab .... ) 6. you can destroy your deck and chair 7. read it all again

despite every other match having hackers valve cannot make a working anti-cheat Counter-Strike 2 (CS2) generates an estimated $1 billion to $1.2 billion per year for Valve. Third-party analyses and data scrapes of the Steam marketplace reveal that Valve generated roughly $1.16 billion from the game.

Be careful. Playing this game for too long might actually make you lose brain cells. Premier and MM = cheater simulator. Deathmatch = bot farming simulator. At least people are still opening cases, so Valve keeps making money. 10/10 experience.

Valve doesn't care to make this game great like it once was. Anti-cheat is a joke. They only care about making money through cs as a gambling machine that gets children hooked from an early age.