Valve is punishing Deadlock cheaters in the best way possible, turning them into helpless frogs
Deadlock has had a few issues with cheaters since it entered its closed beta test, as some players found ways to give them an unfair advantage over their opponents. But now we have a way to fight back—frogs. No, I didn't misspell 'frags'.
But no game I've played thus far has me as excited for the future of the genre as Valve's new love letter to MOBAs, Deadlock.
The anti-cheat system Valve added to Deadlock allows opponents of a detected cheater to turn them into a frog.
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