Why does everyone hate cs2?

[OkaMeow]

I dont really see why. I like it and think that they have improved CS:GO. Like sure, they changed the graphics, but isnt that a good thing? I feel like y'all wanted alot of the things in cs2 but when it released you still hate it. Please explain your reasoning

[Min]

I don't hate it but some features are really missing like maps (cache,assault,train) , would be nice to get achievements

[♥Radditude♥]

The fact you can't even play "practice" with other people without them disconnecting, let alone host a listen server in 2023 is pathetic for a valve game. That alone tells me how much effort went into this. When the basics are absent, so is my will to care.

[Favorite]

people are just too much fanboy to see how bad it really is. just a ripoff to make you buy more skins

[VIVISECTVI_D86]

It's a steaming pile of CRAP.
Valve had YEARS to make this better, now it's just a polished Roblox game.

I'd list all the negative stuff about it but I'll list the positive.

I have a skins worth a bunch of money which I will probably sell now...
See? I said something positive about CS2!

[yandy]

引用自 Renos：

引用自 OkaMeowTM：

I dont really see why. I like it and think that they have improved CS:GO. Like sure, they changed the graphics, but isnt that a good thing? I feel like y'all wanted alot of the things in cs2 but when it released you still hate it. Please explain your reasoning

its people with a bad combination of horrible PCs and internet, refusing to read the patch notes or do basic research. accept change, or sit down and actually play the game for more than 10 minutes,

i have played cs2 more than 10 matches, but it gives me too many bad expressions. And it always gives me many unimaginable problems that i didn't countered in csgo

[Shawdy]

I much rather stick with GO and say ♥♥♥♥ you to CS2, looks like any other FPS game now that is undesirable. #BRINGBACKGO

[George Droyd MK77]

引用自 Renos：

引用自 OkaMeowTM：

I dont really see why. I like it and think that they have improved CS:GO. Like sure, they changed the graphics, but isnt that a good thing? I feel like y'all wanted alot of the things in cs2 but when it released you still hate it. Please explain your reasoning

its people with a bad combination of horrible PCs and internet, refusing to read the patch notes or do basic research. accept change, or sit down and actually play the game for more than 10 minutes,

theres lots of pros that came out and said the performance is awefull, are you telling me random people on the forums claiming to get 400fps are telling the truth and the pros are lying. i think its just a bunch of people gas lighting on the forums and even if theyre telling the truth about their framerate how can i get a good framerate? my pc is fine and i had 300fps in csgo i allready added multiple launch options that are supposed to increase performance this game should just launch and work if you force me to play it instead of the old version wich worked fine.

i just looked at my taskmanager i get 50% GPU and CPU usage at MOST

allso deathmatch is ruined TDM was WAY better

[tonyrose]

no cl_righthand 0 and r_drawtracers_firstperson 0

[ArmedGhost-]

引用自 Fr4ntic：

引用自 bpaq：

Bro- it's a video game not a computing lesson. Users expect to download and play, as intended.

sister its just out of beta , cs go was in a horrible state when it came jsut out of beta uncompareble to what it was like when it ended.
If you want to load up a game and have it be perfect go play console games.

Kids today would not survive gaming in the 90s on PS1 or PS2 in early 2000s. No patches, no bug fixes, game shipped as is. If players found a glitch or exploit after a game released there was literally no way for that to be fixed. Same on the early days of PS2. Even when games like Socom released on PS2 with multiplayer, gamers then were more understanding towards developers when addressing bug fixes or issues with the game.

Now today people throw fits over sh*t in games that's not even that big of a deal or is an issue with their computer, but blame the game.

I get 400 frames in CS2 online, haven't had any issues with the game so I don't know what the f*ck people are complaining about.

It's like every game in existence today players complain about literally anything and if a bug is encountered they pull the entitled consumer card as a gateway to condemn the developers. Gaming today has gotten beyond toxic. Just wild to me the difference in attitude in gamers from the mid 2000s to how gamers act towards developers now.

[He Who Dives]

引用自 Renos：

its people with a bad combination of horrible PCs and internet, refusing to read the patch notes or do basic research. accept change, or sit down and actually play the game for more than 10 minutes,

Couple that with people falling for the marketing in the wrong ways. CS2 isn't a new game. It's more of an update to CS:GO than it is a completely new title. But people have been fooled by the marketing and have gaslit themselves into thinking it's a completely different thing.


The FAQ covers most things people are getting angy over

https://steamcommunity.com/faqs/steam-help/view/5ED2-ED8E-81F4-0C18

First question seems to imply that the missing gamemodes will return. Just that the ones we have now are the only ones available -at launch-.

Community servers will be coming back. Steams built in server browser already supports searching for CS2 community servers.

Workshop support will be returning.

I do wish they'd have launched the CS2 update with this stuff already. But I also think people are way overreacting, jumping to conclusions and spreading or listening to misinformation. The usual GAMURR reaction to anything these days.

[Algernon Moncrieff]

引用自 Linyos Torvoltos：

引用自 Renos：

its people with a bad combination of horrible PCs and internet, refusing to read the patch notes or do basic research. accept change, or sit down and actually play the game for more than 10 minutes,

Couple that with people falling for the marketing in the wrong ways. CS2 isn't a new game. It's more of an update to CS:GO than it is a completely new title. But people have been fooled by the marketing and have gaslit themselves into thinking it's a completely different thing.


The FAQ covers most things people are getting angy over

https://steamcommunity.com/faqs/steam-help/view/5ED2-ED8E-81F4-0C18

First question seems to imply that the missing gamemodes will return. Just that the ones we have now are the only ones available -at launch-.

Community servers will be coming back. Steams built in server browser already supports searching for CS2 community servers.

Workshop support will be returning.

I do wish they'd have launched the CS2 update with this stuff already. But I also think people are way overreacting, jumping to conclusions and spreading or listening to misinformation. The usual GAMURR reaction to anything these days.

Not one single mention of left viewmodels in the FAQ... COUNTER STRIKE POOO

[He Who Dives]

引用自 Algernon Moncrieff：

Not one single mention of left viewmodels in the FAQ... COUNTER STRIKE POOO

You must be one sheltered person if such a small cosmetic difference is that big of an issue to you. Not really sure what else to say to that other than that.

[76561199133553471]

do we all need a lot of money to buy the best PCs or Laptops so we are qualified for the game? I have 250-300 fps on CSGO but only 50-100 fps on CS2. Everytime I met people I just got stuck there and it dropped directly to 50 fps, how I can killed the guy with such an unstable and awful fps? Idk why CS2 is released so early with so many optimizations and other things undone. I even don't have a place to practice because of the absence of Workshop Maps.
Why I hate CS2? Because there is no difference from what it looked like in testing stage. No fps optimizations, no workshop maps, no bugs fixed... The only difference is that CSGO is gone and that I have no game to enjoy right now.

[Yliapina]

引用自 LethalDiabetic-：

引用自 Fr4ntic：

sister its just out of beta , cs go was in a horrible state when it came jsut out of beta uncompareble to what it was like when it ended.
If you want to load up a game and have it be perfect go play console games.

Kids today would not survive gaming in the 90s on PS1 or PS2 in early 2000s. No patches, no bug fixes, game shipped as is. If players found a glitch or exploit after a game released there was literally no way for that to be fixed. Same on the early days of PS2. Even when games like Socom released on PS2 with multiplayer, gamers then were more understanding towards developers when addressing bug fixes or issues with the game.

Now today people throw fits over sh*t in games that's not even that big of a deal or is an issue with their computer, but blame the game.

I get 400 frames in CS2 online, haven't had any issues with the game so I don't know what the f*ck people are complaining about.

It's like every game in existence today players complain about literally anything and if a bug is encountered they pull the entitled consumer card as a gateway to condemn the developers. Gaming today has gotten beyond toxic. Just wild to me the difference in attitude in gamers from the mid 2000s to how gamers act towards developers now.

I personally have played ps1 and ps2 games back in the days. I wouldn't still tell people to stop criticizing products or services they find faulty. It is good for both consumer and developer to know what has been produced and how it will play out. It's only healthy if you open up your mind about product/service you've paid for. Companies run on by making money that customers bring to companies when they buy companies' products or services. It is normal to want to criticize the end products aka service/product when it isn't what was promised by production or marketing. Criticism is a great way for company to learn more about customers expectations and needs. Business is business and feelings don't matter in business. Money does so defending companies is like selling your soul to a dictator.

[ImPlayingOnUbuntu]

引用自 Macaco Feliz：

引用自 LethalDiabetic-：

Kids today would not survive gaming in the 90s on PS1 or PS2 in early 2000s. No patches, no bug fixes, game shipped as is. If players found a glitch or exploit after a game released there was literally no way for that to be fixed. Same on the early days of PS2. Even when games like Socom released on PS2 with multiplayer, gamers then were more understanding towards developers when addressing bug fixes or issues with the game.

Now today people throw fits over sh*t in games that's not even that big of a deal or is an issue with their computer, but blame the game.

I get 400 frames in CS2 online, haven't had any issues with the game so I don't know what the f*ck people are complaining about.

It's like every game in existence today players complain about literally anything and if a bug is encountered they pull the entitled consumer card as a gateway to condemn the developers. Gaming today has gotten beyond toxic. Just wild to me the difference in attitude in gamers from the mid 2000s to how gamers act towards developers now.

I personally have played ps1 and ps2 games back in the days. I wouldn't still tell people to stop criticizing products or services they find faulty. It is good for both consumer and developer to know what has been produced and how it will play out. It's only healthy if you open up your mind about product/service you've paid for. Companies run on by making money that customers bring to companies when they buy companies' products or services. It is normal to want to criticize the end products aka service/product when it isn't what was promised by production or marketing. Criticism is a great way for company to learn more about customers expectations and needs. Business is business and feelings don't matter in business. Money does so defending companies is like selling your soul to a dictator.

Your so right, dude. don't release your game before it has decent optimization and is pretty polished