Text Chat

Text Chat Commands

Browse the complete list of all Counter-Strike 2 Text Chat commands with documentation and usage examples.

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cl_mute_all_but_friends_and_party<0 / 1>

When set to 1 this command silences communications from players who are neither your Steam friends nor in your party. The default is 0.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOGlobalNo Cheats
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cl_mute_enemy_team<0 / 1>

When enabled with 1 this command mutes voice and text from all opposing players. The default setting is 0.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOGlobalNo Cheats
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cl_player_ping_mute<0 / 1>

This setting toggles whether sound plays when players use the ping system so that pings generate an audible cue when enabled.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOLocalNo Cheats
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say<Message>

Causes your player to send the given message to chat.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOGlobalNo Cheats
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cl_sanitize_muted_players<0 / 1>

Hides the names and avatars of muted players to reduce distractions and potential harassment, improving the user's game experience.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOLocalNo Cheats
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say_team<Message>

Makes your player send the provided message to team chat.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOGlobalNo Cheats
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snd_mute_mvp_music_live_players<0 / 1>

When enabled, MVP music is silenced if players on both teams remain alive.

Text ChatCS2 + CSGOLocalNo Cheats
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How to Apply Commands

Follow this step-by-step guide to apply console commands to your game and customize your CS2 experience.

  1. Open the in-game developer console by pressing ~ or `.
  2. If the console doesn't open, check your key bindings in the settings menu to locate the correct console key.
  3. Type the desired console command exactly as listed (for example sv_cheats 1) and press Enter to execute it.
  4. Observe the effect of the command immediately in-game to confirm it applied correctly.
  5. Adjust any related settings as needed for your preferences, including sensitivity, viewmodel, and visual settings.