Legendary player Patrik “f0rest” Lindberg is not coming back to Counter-Strike 2<\/em>‘s official Dust II matchmaking unless Valve resolves the console command that allows players to literally enable wall-hacking in official servers.<\/p>
During his last attempt to play CS2<\/em>‘s limited test build, f0rest faced a player on the enemy team blatantly using wall-hack and inevitably died repeatedly to him, despite being hiding behind doors and even inside of smokes.<\/p>
“That was not fun, we’re going to wait [to play] Counter-Strike 2<\/em> until they fix that [referring to the wall-hacking issue],” f0rest said, explaining that he will play private 10-man lobbies but not the official matchmaking or simply quit and play Apex Legends<\/em> instead.<\/p>
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This bug was discovered this week and is already ruining the experience for some players as players can easily find out across the internet the console command that enables wall-hack in CS2<\/em>‘s official servers.<\/p>
F0rest isn’t the only one to call it quits until Valve updates the game and removes the console command that enables wall-hack. Veteran CS:GO<\/em> content creator WarOwl said<\/a> that CS2<\/em>‘s limited test is “pretty much unplayable” right now and hopes that Valve patches the game soon.<\/p>
Related: How to get into the Counter-Strike 2<\/em> Limited Test<\/a><\/strong><\/p>
Players who got access were mostly having a good time and complimenting<\/a> the developers on the new mechanics<\/a> like the smoke grenade changes<\/a>, while players who were kept out have been consuming CS<\/em> content more than any time this year.<\/a> <\/p>
Dot Esports has reached out to Valve but got no response at this time.<\/p>
Update March 30 2:05pm: <\/strong>Valve disabled the wall-hack command as well as every development console commands in today’s CS2<\/em> update<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
