So "Boosting Player Contrast" is basically for people who are bad at the game?

[(Clever Name Here)]

If you need this option on to have an advantage then odds are you need more skill then simply seeing someone better in game.

[yrean society.gg]

people are starting to find ways to blend into the background and not be seen, for example crouching with the green character in grass. People are simply not used to that after 20 years of CS with normal characters

[•wenix•]

its for the people who have good pc

[sᴇᴋтoʀ]

Idk what are talking about. I use this option and feel ok. Game is more comfortable with it.

[cat]

no?

[Svampen]

ever thought of colourblindness and not everyone having a perfect eyesight being a thing ?

[ItIsMeCall911]

Your post is laughable
You clearly just hating on the "Boosting Player Contrast" just because valve is actually doing something to combat agent model advantage and not because it will make an actually difference
Do you really think a halo surrounding the player model at 50%~ 30% transparency will make a difference in millisecond fight ?
Also you are shaming people for using it and telling them they need skills and that's exactly what people said about agent models
But the only difference is that most of us didn't pay to get this option so...

[Masteriy Gayte]

I dont see different ingame when having it enabled versus disabled so idk what u mean

[sᴇᴋтoʀ]

Originally posted by My$T3rY G4yt3 #kmrkd:

I dont see different ingame when having it enabled versus disabled so idk what u mean

You should play more with AWP for seeing difference.

[Wehzy]

So you're blaming a setting which should be on by default for your low skill?

[Steve]

Keep in mind enabling it will costs more framerate, so there's also the downside from using it. Alternatively, increase color vibrance (Not saturation) also helps people to see and digest everything in sight easier or enemy who tries to blend with background.

Originally posted by Son Of A King:

If you need this option on to have an advantage then odds are you need more skill then simply seeing someone better in game.

[(Clever Name Here)]

Originally posted by ItIsMeCall911:

Your post is laughable
You clearly just hating on the "Boosting Player Contrast" just because valve is actually doing something to combat agent model advantage and not because it will make an actually difference
Do you really think a halo surrounding the player model at 50%~ 30% transparency will make a difference in millisecond fight ?
Also you are shaming people for using it and telling them they need skills and that's exactly what people said about agent models
But the only difference is that most of us didn't pay to get this option so...

Yes. If you can't see certain models when they are by certain colors then its your fault.

[tricker]

Originally posted by Son Of A King:

If you need this option on to have an advantage then odds are you need more skill then simply seeing someone better in game.

No there are some spots where people are hard to see.

[rabbitfart69]

have you heard of people who is struggling to see ? "gIrL gAmEr aNd pRoUd"

[76561198984979047]

ok

[Skipspik]

Despite, some games have a colorblind mode and with those you can basically make the players fushia.....
CS GO found a way to help people with visual issue without breaking the game, and you, you are trashing on it, probably just for the sake of trashing on it.