Counter-Strike 2: Valve rejects “Trick” for beta testing
With the announcement of Counter-Strike 2, Valve also launched a first beta for players on Windows PCs. But how can you get access to the limited playtest? Answering the most pressing question from many fans, the developer had in one FAQ article answer given. Accordingly, a number of factors are decisive for the selection of the invitations – including the “recent playing time on official Valve servers”. This point had given hope to some impatient players that they had found a trick to access the playtest faster.
The simple idea is that if Valve decides on entry after hours of play, then with more time on the account you should be able to move up the line. So make yourself loud Windowscentral Recently, countless players have been trying to collect the supposedly valuable hours with endless games or simply by “idling” in matches. This development probably didn’t escape Valve’s attention either, and they quickly spoke up with bad news for those eager to test it.
Valve: No benefit from “idling” in matches
The clear message: What is meant by “recent season” was probably interpreted a little too hopefully here. “Idle on official matchmaking servers in CS:GO does not increase your chances of getting into the CS2 Limited Test. The playtime that counts is the playtime before the start of the Limited Test,” according to the official statement from the developers. In short: accumulating game hours after the announcement had no effect.
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