Yesterday saw the largest wave of bans in the history of Counter-Strike 2, with more than 30,000 accounts banned in just one day. According to csstats.gg, this large-scale incident was the most massive in the game's history. The reason for such a large number of bans was the massive detection of case farmers and cheaters who violated the rules of the game.

A significant part of the blocked accounts concerns players who used additional programs to gain advantages in the game, such as cheats and bots for automatic play. The VAC ban has been reactivated on the servers, which led to this record number of bans.

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It is important to note that the data can still be refined over the next few days as the process of verifying and analyzing cases continues. The community expects further comments from Valve on the details of this wave of bans and future measures to prevent similar violations.

This incident is a serious reminder to all players of the importance of following the rules and playing fair in the digital world of Counter-Strike.

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