Valve said it was able to spot players that read ‘secret’ data not available during normal gameplay, as part of an ongoing campaign to reduce cheating in the game.
Read more: Valve uses ‘honeypot’ trap to ban 40,000 Dota 2 cheaters
Valve said it was able to spot players that read ‘secret’ data not available during normal gameplay, as part of an ongoing campaign to reduce cheating in the game.
Read more: Valve uses ‘honeypot’ trap to ban 40,000 Dota 2 cheaters
