I’ve been playing CS for over 20 years. From 1.5 to 1.6, Source, GO... Cheaters were always around, but they were a fringe, shamed by the community, usually hiding in the shadows. After CS2 launched? It’s an absolute disaster. Cheaters don’t even try to hide anymore, running around with Scouts, landing headshots across the map like it’s a joke.

It perfectly reflects Gen Z's mindset, convinced they're the best at everything, yet can't handle losing without cheating to validate their delusions.

So here’s a reality check, boys:
Being proud of winning in CS2 while using cheats is like feeling satisfied that your wife had an orgasm, but only because another man gave it to her while you watched from the corner. Technically, you were there… but you weren’t really part of the achievement.

And VAC? If this whole thing were a metaphor, VAC would be Gaben in the corner, filming everything on a dusty VHS camcorder, silently watching while doing absolutely nothing.

Pros:
- I've spent tens of thousands of hours in this game over the years - and it gave me countless moments of pure joy, adrenaline, and unforgettable memories.
- The game sharpens your strategic thinking and decision-making speed like nothing else. It’s not just about aiming, it’s about reading the game, adapting, and outsmarting your opponent.

Cons:
- Kids today don’t understand that to be good at something, you need to put in real effort.
- Taking the easy way out (cheating) ruins the experience for everyone else.
- What CS2 has become: a playground for aimbotting, wallhacking clowns with zero shame is a disgrace to everything this game used to stand for.