Razer recently introduced a new feature for its Huntsman V3 Pro keyboards, allowing players to essentially execute perfect counter-strafes every time. Naturally, this has rubbed pro CS2 players the wrong way, with some calling for the feature to be banned in competitive play.

The feature in question is Razer Snap Tap, announced by the gaming gear manufacturer on July 9. It’s available only on the Huntsman V3 Pro line of keyboards and aims to allow the player to perform “flawless counter-strafing” and “land those game-winning headshots with ease.” It functions by analyzing your last keystroke, so if you press A, the feature automatically presses D for a perfect counter-strafe. Robin “ropz” Kool, one of the best CS2 pros on the scene, said the feature “shouldn’t be allowed” since it is “literally a macro or script.”