Today it became known that enthusiasts who like to play with third-party applications in CS2 have already transferred a cheat from CS:GO that allows killing an opponent from any point on the map. This third-party software is the most dangerous for regular players in Counter-Strike 2.

At the moment, hundreds of cheaters with various software are already playing in Premier mode, which Valve has so far turned a blind eye to. In Counter-Strike, there are many different variations of cheats, for example: Wallhack: this type of cheat allows the player to see opponents through walls, or there is the standard Aim Lock, which instantly aims at the opponent's head the moment your character makes visual contact with them. Then it just shoots, and that's it.

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But this cheat, which allows you to kill an opponent from any point on the map, is the most severe against regular players, as a player with this type of cheat can simply stand at the spawn point and kill their opponents through walls. And all this happens automatically.

Below we provide you with a video fragment where a player uses such a cheat:

Despite Valve seeing the whole situation, the company has so far taken no action against cheaters. And the much-praised VAC Net either still doesn't work or works terribly.

And all this leads to the fact that players are increasingly choosing Faceit over Premier mode.