https://amp.businessinsider.com/images/587f83f6ee14b618038b89b7-750-563.png

Valve does not seem to get bored with handling cheaters in the game pride, Dota 2. The more days, the more problems that are present. The number of cheaters has been countless. Several times Valve had taken action, but Valve was aware that they were required to keep paying attention to this one.

As they say in an account on their Twitter account that in the next few weeks, they will do some banned permanent waves.

https://steemitimages.com/DQmVjEvFFSfMTScxPMy5PJWHpdABhhRiGexjCDKuSKnCyC8/image.png
Admittedly or not, in recent months more and more people are aware of the oddity when they play Dota 2. Not a few of them reported this to Valve, at least through Reddit, so that Valve opened his eyes.

Before Valve took this hard action, a site called Gosu.ai also paid attention to cheaters. In fact, they create a system as a cheater detector that will simply add friends to their bots, you will get a report at the end of each game whether there is a cheater or not in the game.

https://rm-content.s3.amazonaws.com/58f0a3709aff16006e94d6fc/upload-9ce03a90-17cf-11e8-ad32-8f035e82c675.jpg
Recently also for their extraordinary efforts, Gosu.ai get an injection of funds of USD 1.9 million. Actually, Gosu.ai itself is an esports training website that is not only intended for Dota 2 only. But the anti-cheater feature they have seems to attract the attention of Valve to increasingly do not want to lose stop cheaters.

Back to Valve, they recently released Dota Plus which is indicated as Valve's way to focus its players in order to get a better playing experience and not to use third party facilities. However, Valve says that Dota Plus is an evolution of the Battle Pass.

Do you have the experience of meeting the cheater in Dota 2?

Image Source: 1 2 3