Valve released an update for Team Fortress 2 following massive player complaints about cheaters

Valve introduced a patch to fix a number of Team Fortress 2 vulnerabilities. The update was released after numerous player complaints.

It is expected that it will help to resist attackers who used the loopholes of the system to the detriment. For example, the developers forbade changing the nickname during the game, as this previously led to the removal of honest players whose names copied bots.

In addition, both teams can now vote to exclude a user at the same time. Perhaps the innovation will speed up the removal of cheaters from the server.

Team Fortress 2 still enjoys incredible popularity despite being released 15 years ago. However, not everything is as smooth as we would like.

According to dedicated players, Team Fortress 2 suffers from an influx of bots, and Valve hasn't taken any action in over two years. his creation and show how many people still play team shooter.

A few hours later, Valve reacted by replying on social media that she was “hearing” the community and was working on a solution.