CS2’s Cheating Problem Isn’t Real—You’re Just Bad

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CS2 doesn’t have a cheating problem—you have a Trust Factor problem. Let’s be honest: if you’re constantly whining about 'cheaters,' it’s because Valve’s Trust Factor system has accurately placed you in the matchmaking wasteland you deserve. GabeN and the team didn’t spend years perfecting this masterpiece just for you to blame your skill issues on imaginary hackers. Trust Factor isn’t random; it’s a reflection of your toxicity, your reports, and your inability to hit shots.

And no, not every insane flick or prefire is cheats. Some players are just better than you—wild concept, right? Maybe instead of screaming 'hacker!' in all chat, you should try learning the game. There’s this magical thing called practice, but I know that’s a foreign concept to people who spend more time crying on Reddit than in aim trainers.

Valve’s anti-cheat is doing its job. GabeN delivered us a solid game, and the system is filtering out players like you who can’t handle a fair fight. Instead of complaining, maybe focus on improving your aim, your attitude, and your Trust Factor. Or don’t. Stay salty. Either way, it’s working as intended. 😊