Gabe Follower demonstrated what case farms in CS 2 look like using chinese farms as an example

In light of recent events in the esports industry, the activities of Chinese case-farming farms specializing in CS 2 case acquisition have come to light. Videos circulated on the internet and published by blogger Maxim “Gabe Follower” Poltaev showcase a large-scale operation for automated collection of in-game items.

In these recordings, numerous computers are seen installed within the premises of Chinese farms, each running multiple game clients simultaneously to increase the probability of obtaining valuable items. However, following recent actions by game developer Valve, all accounts associated with such farms were penalized with their VAC system.

The footage obtained has allowed for an examination of the internal structure and organization of Chinese farms engaged in automated item acquisition within the game. According to recent data, a significant portion of these accounts received VAC bans, prompting public discussion regarding the measures taken by Valve to combat such violations.

The question of the nature of further actions by the developers remains open, and it is unclear whether this will be an isolated operation or part of a broader campaign to tackle unethical practices within the gaming industry.