Google's Beta: A Game-Changer for PC Gamers

The recent beta update from Google has sent shockwaves through the gaming community, with many players experiencing frustrating issues and glitches. One of the most common problems is the inability to remove injected mods once they're applied, making it necessary to restart the game each time.

I experienced this issue firsthand when I tried using a mod menu for the first time. After injecting the mod into the game, there was no way to reverse the effects while playing. I tested different scenarios, including injecting on the main menu, in custom multiplayer matches, and solo zombies, but the result was always the same.

However, I did find an interesting fix proposed by a user on Reddit. Injecting an mxt mod menu into the game seems to resolve all issues related to the May 12 Steam update. While this is not a permanent solution, it may help in the short term until a more comprehensive fix is available.

In my case, I also reached out to Steam Support for assistance. Unfortunately, they were unable to provide an updated ETA for the fix and closed my case. However, I did receive a response from them on May 27, stating that their engineers are working on a solution to this issue.

For those who have experienced this problem, there is another option available. Deleting the steam.cfg file and restarting Steam should allow you to update the game normally. However, this may not be a viable solution for everyone, as it can cause issues with online play and prevent access to games released after 2020.

A commenter on Reddit also suggested reverting Steam to an older version using a specific video tutorial. While this may be a temporary fix, it's worth considering until a more permanent solution is available.

The issue with the May 12 Steam update has been causing problems for many players, including stuttering in menus and freezing or crashing in certain game modes. To make matters worse, some players have reported issues with Black Ops 3, which may be affected by this problem.

By spreading awareness about this issue and reaching out to Activision and Steam Support, we can hope that a fix will be implemented sooner rather than later. Until then, launching the game in offline mode remains the only reliable way to avoid these problems.

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