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Harvey Randall

Valve developer has to keep reminding players that Deadlock's anti-cheat system is coming and 'very high priority', since it's leaning mostly on player reports right now

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Deadlock is getting anti-cheat software. This is a piece of information you might think is news, based on reactions to a message by beleaguered Valve developer Yoshi on the game's official Discord server. "Yeah we are working on anticheat," Yoshi writes to an inquiring mind, after discussing the game's ability to bind multiple actions to a key (which allows for some very silly stuff).

If you're curious about Valve's stance on the keybind stuff, Yoshi wrote: "Our plan is to restrict those in the near future, once we get enough of the legitimate uses people have added to the settings menu." That's not too surprising, given the company's attitude towards programs like Snap Tap in CS2.

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