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steam://rungame/730/76561202255233023/+csgo_download_match%20CSGO-A5o2c-rVqCC-5o6tB-4bqyO-68kHB
I'm unironically in.
i seriously hope people pick up on this.
you wisely chose sunday which is the best time to strike.
striking from 1/06/2025 until the end of 2/06/2025 and if valve doesnt react - double the time for the next strike.
someone should post this on the social medias.
post it on the channels of those cs2 content creators and streamers.
without them in on the gig there is little chance for meve-level movement gains.
there need to be faces connected with this.
faces that are respected in the community.
I don't think you can stop playing tbh, kind of seems like your addicted to this game you know?
The problem with high level system awareness isn't really just the fact that cheats are increasingly off-device, its also the fact that any error in the software pipeline can brick your machine. We know people who work on this project have very inflated sense of self importance versus the players, so giving them a lever to brick your hardware feels unwise.
And I know for sure that the guy with the aim definitely played two more games, and before that I sat with them in Discord and accused him of cheating.
And if this was done, I assume it was a patrol?
FWIW I got banned from the forums for being disrespectful by claiming no one needs more than 32gb of RAM to play CS and anyone telling you to upgrade is trying to use your computer for a botnet, so its safe to say they dole out punishments for behavior not for EULA violations. It's like an old school community, power tripping mods you never see the faces of, except running data science on us in between the occasional emotional outbursts (unjustified bans)
this is what Captain Picard of the Enterprise thinks about steam support:
"Captain’s log, supplemental. I have just completed what can only be described as the most psychologically taxing diplomatic endeavor of my Starfleet career: attempting to contact Steam Support."
"In all my years confronting Borg assimilation, Cardassian interrogations, and temporal anomalies that threaten the very fabric of space-time… I have never encountered a force so obstinately opaque, so singularly void of intelligent life, as Valve’s customer service apparatus."
"One sends a ticket—digitally, mind you, in this age of miracles—and what is returned? A prompt auto-reply, chirping like a cheery ensign who’s just discovered their first subspace anomaly. ‘Thanks for contacting Steam Support!’ it says, as if that’s an achievement. And then? Silence. The kind of silence that makes you wonder if your message was intercepted by Section 31 and deleted for national security."
"Three days later, I receive a ‘resolution.’ A resolution! No explanation. No human insight. Just a curt message that reads like it was written by a malfunctioning Ferengi vending machine: ‘This issue is now considered resolved. Thank you.’ Resolved by whom? A sentient cactus? A gassy AI in a storage closet? I begin to suspect they’ve digitized Kafka and made him the support manager."
"I would have had better luck negotiating a ceasefire with the Dominion armed only with a flute and passive-aggressive haiku."
(pauses)
"Perhaps I was naïve. Perhaps I expected too much. After all, this is a platform that sells $70 early-access games that crash harder than a shuttle piloted by Wesley Crusher on espresso."
"No… the real lesson here is humility. For in the face of the endless void that is Steam Support, even a Starfleet captain must acknowledge defeat."
(leans in, bitter smile)
"Computer. Remind me next time to just walk into a burning holodeck with my wallet open. It would be faster."
End log