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As we all know, since CS was upgraded to CS2, many problems have appeared one after another, which has led to the official focusing a lot of energy on game optimization, but ignoring the problem of anti-cheating. Therefore, the current CS2 environment can be described as a place where cheaters can run rampant and stunners can fly everywhere, making many players miserable, including the football superstar Neymar, who we are familiar with.

It is reported that when Neymar was relaxing while playing CS2, he encountered a top-level massacre by a cheater. The cheater teleported directly from the birth point to the sniper position and shot and killed five people on Neymar's side instantly, making the star call it incredible. He replayed the video and posted a message to the CS2 official: "Please save the players."

Originally, Neymar's complaint was somewhat sarcastic, and he probably thought that encountering this flying + aiming cheater was a fluke. But unexpectedly, after only one day, he encountered all the cheats he could ever encounter in his life in CS2, which made him lose his mind and angrily denounced CS2 as a rubbish game full of cheaters and unplayable.

In this regard, some CS2 players expressed deep sympathy and consoled him in the comment section: "If it doesn't work, just play Valorant", "Official matches are full of cheaters, you can go to the three-party competition room", "If it doesn't work, we can acquire Valve and let them work overtime to check for cheats". Many netizens who play Asian servers also spoke out, saying that it has been a long time since CS2 has had a major update, and Valve is just a lazy dog, and no one knows where it went on vacation. The current CS2 Asian server is also full of cheats and cannot be played.

To be honest, the update speed of CS2 has been a mystery since it was launched last year. The official was even lazy enough to move the author pictures of the creative workshop into the game as part of a major update, which is really speechless.

As for the issue of cheaters, it has been more than 7 months since the last large-scale ban. We can only hope that Neymar's influence is big enough to persuade Valve to investigate and crack down on them, otherwise this game will really become a "accessories buying and selling" stock trading simulator.