In an unexpected turn of events, CS2 players are urged to halt their demo reviews as a peculiar bug has been turning match replays into a screenshot extravaganza. A vigilant Twitter user brought the glitch to light, which prompts the game to snap a screenshot every frame during demo playback.
The result? An overburdened folder stuffed with 142 GB of relentless action, frame by frame, from just four demos. That's enough to make any hard drive scream for a ceasefire.
Gamers are now faced with the comedic yet frustrating task of sifting through a mountain of in-game snapshots — a scenario that's far from picture-perfect. As the community chuckles over the bizarre coding mishap, there's a silver lining: should you ever need to relive your matches, there's probably a screenshot for every single tick of the game.
So, before you hit that replay button, consider if your digital storage can handle the impending flood of imagery. As the developers scramble to patch up this photo finish of a bug, perhaps it's a good time for players to catch up on some much-needed disk cleanup.
Until then, hold off on your demo dives, or you might just end up with a visual encyclopedia of your CS2 escapades. And to think, you just wanted to check if that last headshot was legit.
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