Reporting disabled for reporting a cheater

[RainyDagger]

Valve, what are you doing? An undoubted smurf, with a new account that had just 100 hours in the game, wiped the floor with us, who have 10-20 times the time in the game, and you ban me from reporting for reporting someone who is definitely cheating by abusing the not-so-great matchmaking system that allows for such things to happen? Bruh

 

[radi.anchev]

Yeah, reporting throwers, smurfs and cheaters apparently does nothing else than disable your reporting system. Was it made to defend them or what?

 

[yiveril798]

I mean at this point it's fair to assume Valve is selling cheats for their games. Every match I play is full of literal bots blatantly aimbotting and wallhacking. They have no clue how to play, don't deny or secure souls, don't play objectives but they will beam you everytime you come close to them. It's hilarious how dead gaming is.

 

[yiveril798]

Yeah, reporting throwers, smurfs and cheaters apparently does nothing else than disable your reporting system. Was it made to defend them or what?

Do you even need an answer to that mate?

CS2 subreddit has in its rules that you can't talk about cheaters.
Valve has never even mentioned ONCE that people are cheating in their games. They even engage in conversations with known cheaters / gaslighters on X.
The entire steam support instantly rejects anything you have to say about cheating in Valve games, try it yourself.

Obviously Valve is benefiting from cheaters.