Right, so, Deadlock. That Valve shooter which an entire village worth of people were already playing before it was officially announced as being a thing. It’s now letting players choose to turn those detected as having cheated into frogs before the ban hammer comes down.As with any big, competitive online game, it didn’t take long for Deadlock to develop some folks who were trying to gain an unfair advantage, even while it was still in in the penguins of Madagascar ‘you didn’t see anything (waves arms)’ phase of existence. Thankfully, Valve’s latest patch kicks off the process of tackling that issue.To see this content please enable targeting cookies.Manage cookie settings As you can see from the videos of unarmed amphibians hopping around in Deadlock matches, the publisher’s taken a rathe…
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