Valve Bans Automated Keyboard Features in Counter-Strike 2
New restrictions target Razer and Wooting's SOCD technology, affecting competitive gameplay.
- Players using Snap Tap or Snappy Tappy features will be kicked from matches on official servers.
- Valve aims to maintain skill-based gameplay by banning automation that simplifies strafing.
- Some players report being wrongly kicked despite not using prohibited features.
- The new policy includes bans on certain scripting methods previously allowed.
- Initial testing of Valve's VacNet 3.0 anti-cheat system is underway.