The function appeared back on July 9 for users of Razer Huntsman v3 keyboards and immediately began to catch popularity. After all, it gave maybe not a big, but still a difference for players. In the case of its use you can make a stretch without delay, which gives an advantage when you go out on the opponent.
Recently ESEA reported about the ban on the use of bind, but if you have a keyboard you can do it. Yesterday it was reported that major tournament organizer ESL is taking the same stance as the ESEA. They recognize that this may lead to some inconsistencies, so they will now be discussing possible policy changes going forward.
Comment from ropz on the new feature:
This kind of thing shouldn't be allowed. Good work Razer, but this is over the top, it's literally a macro/script
But Razer, before the release the company contacted tournament organizers who allowed the feature to be introduced. Which is understandable after comments from ESEA and ESL. But despite the bans from ESL and ESEA, Faceit was allowed to use binds regardless of having a keyboard. But you can't use binds at qualifiers, because they are held behind ESL Pro Tour rules.
I haven't even tested null binds, but I don't know if it's worth it considering you can't use them in ESEA leagues. If you allow keyboards, I think you should allow null binds
KOI professional player, mopoz , said
The community reaction was biased, as everyone was puzzled because professional players can't use but regular guys on Faceit do. Which can bring discord to the game.
This feature can greatly change the future of the game and affect gameplay, because it gives a strong advantage to players when used. The meta in CS could change if this feature is not removed.
