Counter-Strike 2: If you are too fast with the mouse, it may cost you the account

The anti-cheat system of Counter-Strike 2 is a bit oversensitive. In case you transfer the mouse too quick, you might be banned

There may be already one other new approach in Counter-Strike 2 to get banned with out dishonest in any respect. About two weeks in the past an issue with AMD’s graphics drivers triggered banned accounts. This time, extraordinarily excessive DPI settings on the mouse and sure in-game habits are sufficient to get a ban.

Whiplash warning!

Valve’s anti-cheat device (VAC for brief) is outwardly at conflict with too excessive DPI settings on the mouse. When gamers transfer the crosshair at breakneck velocity, capturing round and hitting different gamers, this habits is misinterpreted as dishonest

As early as the start of October there have been stories about account suspensions which had been mentioned to be associated to too excessive DPI settings, for instance within the (Steam community of CS2).

First, a participant named “Somethinese” managed to upload a video with the ban to YouTube. A far participant named “TabbynDump” reproduced the required habits later:

As a rule, gamers use DPI values from 400 to 1,600. To danger being banned, these values should be 5 digits.

Who performs like this?

In case you’re questioning now, are there gamers who play with DPI values so excessive that their very own pulse strikes the crosshairs? They’re in all probability the exception, however nonetheless don’t deserve a ban.

Nonetheless, some gamers change to a quicker mouse setting throughout warm-up to loosen up the wrist. Once more, some could idiot round on this approach and nonetheless others categorical their pleasure and even anger with wild mouse actions