As of Thursday, cheaters will be turned into helpless frogs, and whether they turn into frogs or not is decided by the opposing team. According to an update posted to the official Deadlock forums, the game’s new (and still incomplete) anti-cheat detection system,

There are a couple ways to deal with cheaters, and Valve has identified an all new way: turn them into frogs.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

Deadlock's new anti-cheat system gives players the option to turn cheaters into in-game frogs before they subsequently get banned..

Deadlock has had a few issues with cheaters since it entered its closed beta test, as some players found ways to give them an unfair advantage over their opponents. But now we have a way to fight back—frogs. No, I didn't misspell 'frags'.

The frogs in question are essentially defenseless, unable to do damage or use the abilities of the character they were playing prior to being frog-ified. Non-cheaters can easily kill a frog, or simply choose to let it leap around the arena for the rest of the match.

The new patch of Valve's game Deadlock allows players to turn cheaters into frogs during the match. This anti-cheat system will have two options: to instantly ban the cheater and end the game or make the cheater play the rest of the match as a frog.

Valve has updated its new multiplayer game Deadlock to let players turn cheaters into a frog. Deadlock is a hero shooter that’s like a mash-up of all Valve’s previous games, including Team Fortress 2,

Deadlock is Valve's upcoming third-person MOBA, and while it's not released to the wider public, it's already winning the hearts of gamers everywhere. Given how well Valve's games tap into the competitive spirit,