Whenever I start a workshop map with bots It says "Failed to find a dedicated server"

[76561198889430722]

Hi, I downloaded few workshop maps and whenever I try to start training in those maps it says Failed to find a dedicated server. Why do I need a server when I'm playing offline.
I had downloaded few maps before, which were working fine! But which ever map I download now gives me the same error.
Could you please help me fix this?

[Hope]

How are you trying to play the Map? Are you normally starting it using the Main Menu?

[76561198889430722]

I go to play CS:go, select workshops, choose a map and then select training!

Originally posted by Hope:

How are you trying to play the Map? Are you normally starting it using the Main Menu?

[Hope]

Originally posted by BUGS_BUNNY:

I go to play CS:go, select workshops, choose a map and then select training!

Originally posted by Hope:

How are you trying to play the Map? Are you normally starting it using the Main Menu?

What map are you trying to play? Try to open it using the Command map 'mapname' in the Console

[76561198889430722]

Originally posted by Hope:

Originally posted by BUGS_BUNNY:

I go to play CS:go, select workshops, choose a map and then select training!

What map are you trying to play? Try to open it using the Command map 'mapname' in the Console

I'm trying to play "only headshots", I did not quite get you! could you elaborate how to run the maps?

[Hope]

Originally posted by BUGS_BUNNY:

Originally posted by Hope:

What map are you trying to play? Try to open it using the Command map 'mapname' in the Console

I'm trying to play "only headshots", I did not quite get you! could you elaborate how to run the maps?

CS:GO has a Client Console, which can be opened with a Keybind after enabling it in your Game Settings.

Besides starting the map on your Main Menu, you can manually start it with the Console Command map 'mapname'. For Example if you want to start Dust 2 manually using the Console, you would type map de_dust2 into it.

Could you post the Workshop link of your desired map so I could post the predefined Command?

[Lou D]

you just need to leave the game, go on to your steam download page to see if eveything downloaded and then launch the game again, as simple as that

[76561198889430722]

Originally posted by Hope:

Originally posted by BUGS_BUNNY:

I'm trying to play "only headshots", I did not quite get you! could you elaborate how to run the maps?

CS:GO has a Client Console, which can be opened with a Keybind after enabling it in your Game Settings.

Besides starting the map on your Main Menu, you can manually start it with the Console Command map 'mapname'. For Example if you want to start Dust 2 manually using the Console, you would type map de_dust2 into it.

Could you post the Workshop link of your desired map so I could post the predefined Command?

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1290136143

Please tell me what to do next.

[76561198889430722]

Originally posted by Amnii:

you just need to leave the game, go on to your steam download page to see if eveything downloaded and then launch the game again, as simple as that

I tried that mate. I can see everything is downloaded, when I run it gives the same error!

[The Sewer Guide]

Go to steam library --> Right Click on CS:GO --> Click Properties --> Click on the local files tab on popup --> Click Verify Integrity of Games Files

If that doesnt work, there is this thing called Google. Great place.

[Hope]

Okay. Open the client console and type in the following command: map workshop/1290136143

[Hope]

Originally posted by CatHammer:

If that doesnt work, there is this thing called Google. Great place.

The purpose of these Discussions is to get help from people, who are able to help. By making helpful Posts and explaining everything in detail, other users with the same issues are able to discover the solutions by using Google.

[The Sewer Guide]

Originally posted by Hope:

Originally posted by CatHammer:

If that doesnt work, there is this thing called Google. Great place.

The purpose of these Discussions is to get help from people, who are able to help. By making helpful Posts and explaining everything in detail, other users with the same issues are able to discover the solutions by using Google.

But doing that also creates tons of duplicate posts, and they also get the answer faster.

[123]

Originally posted by The Sewer Guide:

Go to steam library --> Right Click on CS:GO --> Click Properties --> Click on the local files tab on popup --> Click Verify Integrity of Games Files

If that doesnt work, there is this thing called Google. Great place.

and google brings you here dumbass

[The Sewer Guide]

Originally posted by IsherBeast HC:

Originally posted by The Sewer Guide:

Go to steam library --> Right Click on CS:GO --> Click Properties --> Click on the local files tab on popup --> Click Verify Integrity of Games Files

If that doesnt work, there is this thing called Google. Great place.

and google brings you here dumbass

Oh well, i guess we did a full circle. This thread is old tho. (And it seems that this was the right answer) ^

[shengshu]

That didnt work for me tho