Valve made an important statement following the VAC ban warning for CS2 players who enabled AMD’s Anti-Lag + feature. This warning was released at the beginning of the month and warned gamers using AMD GPUs about the possible consequences of the Anti-Lag+ feature.
According to Valve, AMD’s feature, which works by “spoiling engine dll functions”, posed a risk to CS2 players
To solve this problem, Valve implemented a measure called “startup check for incompatible AMD graphics drivers.” Affected players can expect their bans to be lifted soon.
The update also fixes a bug in Windows 11 Auto HDR that caused smoke effects to occasionally disappear. In addition, there are various bug fixes and improvements that improve the gaming experience.
However, the banned players and those who played with them before have concerns. These people worry that their reputation could be damaged by associating themselves with cheaters. Valve has yet to respond to these concerns and has not announced a plan to compensate affected players.
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CS2, the remastered version of the hugely popular tactical FPS game CS:GO, was released at the end of September. More updates and information will likely be provided as this situation develops, so stay tuned. Gamers and enthusiasts will be eagerly awaiting Valve’s response to the broader implications of the Anti-Lag+ issue.
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