Favade FAQ - answers about the radar and ESP

Favade is a real-time web radar and full ESP overlay for Counter-Strike 2. It streams player positions, skeletons, health, utility, and bomb state to your browser - usually on a second screen - with sub-second latency.

A small client publishes game state over WebSocket to our infrastructure. Your browser subscribes to that stream and renders the radar surface, ESP, and overlays. There is no game-process injection on the rendering side. Full walk-through: how Favade works.

Crypto eliminates chargebacks and keeps both sides of the transaction private. We accept BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, LTC, and XMR. Current network preferences are confirmed in the Discord ticket. The full reasoning: why we only accept crypto.

We can describe how the system works, but we don't make absolute safety claims. Each user accepts the risk of running third-party tooling alongside their game. The HWID-lock and anonymous purchase flow exist to keep your account separated from your identity. See also: wallhack vs radar.

Favade is built for normal CS2 environments such as Valve matchmaking and Premier, but no third-party tool is risk-free. Each user accepts the risk of running software alongside the game. Read the full platform notes: anti-cheat, FACEIT, and platform support.

Favade is not supported on FACEIT when FACEIT Anti-Cheat is running. Treat third-party anti-cheat platforms as unsupported unless support explicitly says otherwise. Details: anti-cheat and platform support.

Yes. Favade is still being improved from user feedback. Expect rapid updates, fixes, and occasional rough edges while the client, menu, ESP behavior, and support flow are tightened. Useful reports are covered in the platform guide and troubleshooting Favade.

Press F2 while CS2 is focused. Press F2 again to close it. If the key does nothing, click back into CS2, check any Fn/function-lock behavior on your keyboard, and try windowed or borderless windowed mode. Full guide: menu, ESP, and CS2 display mode.

Use windowed or borderless windowed mode for the most reliable menu and ESP behavior. Fullscreen is supported, but if the menu, input, or ESP visibility is unreliable, switch to a windowed mode first. See the display-mode guide.

Install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 x64 runtime first, restart Windows, then update your GPU driver if there is still no window. DirectX runtime is secondary; D3D11 is part of modern Windows. Step-by-step: troubleshooting Favade.

Open a reset request in the Discord ticket system. An admin reviews and approves. Reasonable use is fine; abuse triggers cooldowns. Full workflow: how HWID licensing works.

Once a license has been delivered and bound to your hardware, the sale is final. Pre-sale questions are encouraged in the Discord - we'd rather answer twice than refund once.

Windows 10 or Windows 11, the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2022 x64 runtime, a current GPU driver, and any modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) for the radar viewer. A second screen or tablet works well as a dedicated radar surface. Start here: getting started with Favade.

de_dust2, de_inferno, de_mirage, de_vertigo, de_nuke, de_overpass, de_ancient, de_train - the full active duty rotation. Updates land alongside Valve's map changes. Per-map notes: active duty CS2 maps.

Discord. Open a ticket - the staff there handles purchases, HWID resets, and bug reports. Include your Windows version, GPU, CS2 display mode, what happens when you press F2, and any visible error text. The full checklist is in troubleshooting Favade.