Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) has received a new matchmaking system that analyses player behavior across Steam.
According to the Counter-Strike blog, the new system has created something called a Trust Factor for Steam players. This system takes into account total time playing CS:GO, times players have been reported for cheating, and time spent playing other games on their Steam account, with all of these contributing to create a player's Trust Factor.
Valve says the results of the experiment have been positive, allowing them to keep the parts of the Prime system that were working, while ditching parts that caused issues in the CS:GO community. The Trust system is already live, but players will be able to opt to use Prime matchmaking for a little while longer.
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