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引用自 Stealthy Zombie：

引用自 Cee Cee：

Can anyone tell me if I have to start a new game to get the update? Im not coming across any of the Ghillie sets

No you don’t have to restart. It’s purely RNG. Good luck.
I farmed airfield ~9 times and got absolutely nothing. Next day I got every ghillie piece in one run.

Thank you =)

Yea same i got the same problem but it works well on my laptop but not my main pc for some reason

Saccharine Striped Shotgun (Factory New) ~ 2 keys 30 ref
Firebrand (White) ~ 3 keys 40 ref
Killstreak Skull Cracked Sniper Rifle (Factory New) ~ 40 ref

Quickbuying w/ 8 keys
Paying 2 keys for Smalltown Bringdown Rocket Launcher

引用自 Oshikuru Dourado：

Will one be able to have both trucks and buses?

Yes

Dear Valve Developers and Counter-Strike 2 Team,

We, the dedicated community of Counter-Strike 2 players, are writing to express our profound concern and frustration regarding the catastrophic state of cheating and suspicious bot activity that is currently ruining gameplay and eroding trust in the game.

Core Issues:
Cheating Epidemic:
The number of players using cheats (aimbots, wallhacks, triggerbots, radar hacks) has reached unprecedented levels. Nearly every match (especially in unranked modes, but also in competitive play) involves blatant or highly suspicious cheating. Current anti-cheat systems (VAC, Overwatch/Reviewed Cases) are clearly failing to handle the scale of the problem. The speed of detection and punishment feels disproportionately slow compared to the proliferation of cheats.

Suspicious Bot Accounts:
We are observing an alarming trend: accounts with names mimicking real players but exhibiting bot-like or cheat-assisted behavior. These accounts:

Have strange, templated, or nonsensical usernames (often appearing auto-generated).

Display highly unnatural gameplay: erratic movement, random wall-banging, instant reactions without audio/visual cues, yet often with low overall impact.

Seem deliberately placed in matches, potentially to fill lobbies or mask queue times. Their presence creates grossly unbalanced and unsportsmanlike matches, as they are either useless or use suspicious mechanics.

Undermine our trust that we are competing against genuine, fair players.

Consequences:
Destroyed Gameplay Experience: Fair, competitive matches have become rare. Constant encounters with cheaters/bots breed frustration, anger, and a desire to quit.

Loss of Trust: The community is losing faith in Valve’s ability to protect CS2’s integrity. There is a growing perception of developer indifference.

Player Exodus: Many loyal players, including series veterans, are reducing playtime or leaving entirely due to the lack of improvement.

Reputational Damage: CS2 risks permanently cementing a reputation as a "cheater-infested game," deterring new players and causing long-term brand harm.

Our Demands:
Immediate Acknowledgment & Action:
Publicly acknowledge the severity of the issue. Declare that combating cheaters and suspicious bots is your #1 absolute priority.

Urgent Anti-Cheat Reinforcement:

Significantly increase resources for VAC, machine learning, and manual review teams.

Implement frequent, large-scale ban waves. Cheaters must face real and swift consequences.

Revamp the reporting system: Add transparency (e.g., notifications when reports lead to action). Consider temporary bans for mass-reports combined with rapid verification.

Restrict Cheap/Throwaway Accounts: Enforce stricter measures for new accounts (e.g., mandatory phone verification for ranked, higher XP/playtime thresholds for competitive access).

Investigate "Suspicious Bot" Accounts:

Publicly clarify if these accounts are Valve-operated (e.g., for lobby filling). If so, immediately cease this practice – it is destructive.

If not Valve-operated, explain their prevalence and behavior. Enhance detection and blocking of such accounts.

Provide clear criteria distinguishing genuine new players from bots/cheaters.

Transparency & Communication:
Release monthly progress reports detailing banned accounts, anti-cheat improvements, and emerging threats. Show the community you’re actively solving this.

Conclusion:
Counter-Strike is a legendary franchise built on fair competition and skill. The current state of CS2 jeopardizes this legacy. We love this game and want to keep playing, but our patience is wearing thin.

We demand immediate, decisive, and visible action to purge CS2 of cheaters and suspicious bots. Ignoring this crisis will only accelerate the erosion of our community and the decline of the game.

Please show us you hear us and that saving CS2 is your top mission.

Shut up，Meg！！！！

引用自 GolderCross：

If you want to play gay games, this isnt´it. BF realized that in BF 2042 and decided to return to its roots, like BF3 and BF4. It has returned to what it is: realistc war and destruction

it's true, instead of 2042, bf6 should have come out, which everyone was waiting for instead of 2042, I really was waiting for a return to the previous parts.

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Please don't

引用自 major tom：

sistermatic - is an honour. thanks for your rough estimate!

Well I can't name them tom. Forum rules being what they are.

Dear Valve Developers and Counter-Strike 2 Team,

We, the dedicated community of Counter-Strike 2 players, are writing to express our profound concern and frustration regarding the catastrophic state of cheating and suspicious bot activity that is currently ruining gameplay and eroding trust in the game.

Core Issues:
Cheating Epidemic:
The number of players using cheats (aimbots, wallhacks, triggerbots, radar hacks) has reached unprecedented levels. Nearly every match (especially in unranked modes, but also in competitive play) involves blatant or highly suspicious cheating. Current anti-cheat systems (VAC, Overwatch/Reviewed Cases) are clearly failing to handle the scale of the problem. The speed of detection and punishment feels disproportionately slow compared to the proliferation of cheats.

Suspicious Bot Accounts:
We are observing an alarming trend: accounts with names mimicking real players but exhibiting bot-like or cheat-assisted behavior. These accounts:

Have strange, templated, or nonsensical usernames (often appearing auto-generated).

Display highly unnatural gameplay: erratic movement, random wall-banging, instant reactions without audio/visual cues, yet often with low overall impact.

Seem deliberately placed in matches, potentially to fill lobbies or mask queue times. Their presence creates grossly unbalanced and unsportsmanlike matches, as they are either useless or use suspicious mechanics.

Undermine our trust that we are competing against genuine, fair players.

Consequences:
Destroyed Gameplay Experience: Fair, competitive matches have become rare. Constant encounters with cheaters/bots breed frustration, anger, and a desire to quit.

Loss of Trust: The community is losing faith in Valve’s ability to protect CS2’s integrity. There is a growing perception of developer indifference.

Player Exodus: Many loyal players, including series veterans, are reducing playtime or leaving entirely due to the lack of improvement.

Reputational Damage: CS2 risks permanently cementing a reputation as a "cheater-infested game," deterring new players and causing long-term brand harm.

Our Demands:
Immediate Acknowledgment & Action:
Publicly acknowledge the severity of the issue. Declare that combating cheaters and suspicious bots is your #1 absolute priority.

Urgent Anti-Cheat Reinforcement:

Significantly increase resources for VAC, machine learning, and manual review teams.

Implement frequent, large-scale ban waves. Cheaters must face real and swift consequences.

Revamp the reporting system: Add transparency (e.g., notifications when reports lead to action). Consider temporary bans for mass-reports combined with rapid verification.

Restrict Cheap/Throwaway Accounts: Enforce stricter measures for new accounts (e.g., mandatory phone verification for ranked, higher XP/playtime thresholds for competitive access).

Investigate "Suspicious Bot" Accounts:

Publicly clarify if these accounts are Valve-operated (e.g., for lobby filling). If so, immediately cease this practice – it is destructive.

If not Valve-operated, explain their prevalence and behavior. Enhance detection and blocking of such accounts.

Provide clear criteria distinguishing genuine new players from bots/cheaters.

Transparency & Communication:
Release monthly progress reports detailing banned accounts, anti-cheat improvements, and emerging threats. Show the community you’re actively solving this.

Conclusion:
Counter-Strike is a legendary franchise built on fair competition and skill. The current state of CS2 jeopardizes this legacy. We love this game and want to keep playing, but our patience is wearing thin.

We demand immediate, decisive, and visible action to purge CS2 of cheaters and suspicious bots. Ignoring this crisis will only accelerate the erosion of our community and the decline of the game.

Please show us you hear us and that saving CS2 is your top mission.