how to play with friends like cs go ??

[الادعشري]

hello guys
i want to play with my friends but when they join my lobby and when i start the map, they get kicked out of the lobby

we try "private matchmaking" and when we start search we get nothing, just still searching

so please anyone know how to play with a simple way

[الادعشري]

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[USSR Prokkk]

You can not at now, this feature is not ready.

[الادعشري]

Originally posted by PUZAR:

You can not at now, this feature is not ready.

will this feature return or what?

[USSR Prokkk]

Originally posted by الادعشري:

Originally posted by PUZAR:

You can not at now, this feature is not ready.

will this feature return or what?

We are all waiting for this just like you. But I haven't seen any official information.

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[الادعشري]

Originally posted by PUZAR:

Originally posted by الادعشري:

will this feature return or what?

We are all waiting for this just like you. But I haven't seen any official information.

great, thanks valve for back cs to early access

[TheLevelCap]

Originally posted by الادعشري:

hello guys
i want to play with my friends but when they join my lobby and when i start the map, they get kicked out of the lobby

we try "private matchmaking" and when we start search we get nothing, just still searching

so please anyone know how to play with a simple way

I've found a solution, but you kinda need to mess with the router settings since I assume they aren't inside your house.

*Go to windows menu and type "command prompt" open it as admin
*Type: ipconfig and look for your IPV4
*Open your router settings (it should be your default gateway also given by ipconfig)
*Type your user and password
*Look after some security settings or access control, you should find a settings called "Port Forwarding"

In my rounter provided by my ISP the developer already configured CSGO/CS2 port forwarding settings by default, but if yours didn't do it, you should open a private match, open dev console and type "status" the game should give you an IP address and a port (IP : port).

PS: when you find "Port forwarding" look for something called "Game & Apps" and check if the dev already created for some games, even if they only added for CSGO, it should work anyway. If they did, just check CSGO, add and restart the game (ignore all the next steps)

On your router Port Forwarding you should set External host as the IP given by the game, Internal Host your IPV4 and external/internal port should the the port CS2 gave you, Protocol TCP. Just add and restart the game. You should be good to go, just open google and type "what's my ip" and give the result and the port to your friends so they open console and type "connect yourpublicIP:port"

I tested with a friend and she was able to join my private server. A dude explained to me that if you had multiple routers connected, you'll have to do this to every router, but I'm not sure if any of the steps will chance, since my PC is connected directly to my ISP router.


I hope it works for you too

[الادعشري]

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

Originally posted by الادعشري:

hello guys
i want to play with my friends but when they join my lobby and when i start the map, they get kicked out of the lobby

we try "private matchmaking" and when we start search we get nothing, just still searching

so please anyone know how to play with a simple way

I've found a solution, but you kinda need to mess with the router settings since I assume they aren't inside your house.

*Go to windows menu and type "command prompt" open it as admin
*Type: ipconfig and look for your IPV4
*Open your router settings (it should be your default gateway also given by ipconfig)
*Type your user and password
*Look after some security settings or access control, you should find a settings called "Port Forwarding"

In my rounter provided by my ISP the developer already configured CSGO/CS2 port forwarding settings by default, but if yours didn't do it, you should open a private match, open dev console and type "status" the game should give you an IP address and a port (IP : port).

PS: when you find "Port forwarding" look for something called "Game & Apps" and check if the dev already created for some games, even if they only added for CSGO, it should work anyway. If they did, just check CSGO, add and restart the game (ignore all the next steps)

On your router Port Forwarding you should set External host as the IP given by the game, Internal Host your IPV4 and external/internal port should the the port CS2 gave you, Protocol TCP. Just add and restart the game. You should be good to go, just open google and type "what's my ip" and give the result and the port to your friends so they open console and type "connect yourpublicIP:port"

I tested with a friend and she was able to join my private server. A dude explained to me that if you had multiple routers connected, you'll have to do this to every router, but I'm not sure if any of the steps will chance, since my PC is connected directly to my ISP router.


I hope it works for you too

thanks for the good explanation
i've read about this, but it seems a little complicated to me

i wanted to enter as I was entering in csgo

thank u again

[GατΠιсЭ]

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

just open google and type "what's my ip"

Why does something like this even exist?

[TheLevelCap]

Originally posted by الادعشري:

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

I've found a solution, but you kinda need to mess with the router settings since I assume they aren't inside your house.

*Go to windows menu and type "command prompt" open it as admin
*Type: ipconfig and look for your IPV4
*Open your router settings (it should be your default gateway also given by ipconfig)
*Type your user and password
*Look after some security settings or access control, you should find a settings called "Port Forwarding"

In my rounter provided by my ISP the developer already configured CSGO/CS2 port forwarding settings by default, but if yours didn't do it, you should open a private match, open dev console and type "status" the game should give you an IP address and a port (IP : port).

PS: when you find "Port forwarding" look for something called "Game & Apps" and check if the dev already created for some games, even if they only added for CSGO, it should work anyway. If they did, just check CSGO, add and restart the game (ignore all the next steps)

On your router Port Forwarding you should set External host as the IP given by the game, Internal Host your IPV4 and external/internal port should the the port CS2 gave you, Protocol TCP. Just add and restart the game. You should be good to go, just open google and type "what's my ip" and give the result and the port to your friends so they open console and type "connect yourpublicIP:port"

I tested with a friend and she was able to join my private server. A dude explained to me that if you had multiple routers connected, you'll have to do this to every router, but I'm not sure if any of the steps will chance, since my PC is connected directly to my ISP router.


I hope it works for you too

thanks for the good explanation
i've read about this, but it seems a little complicated to me

i wanted to enter as I was entering in csgo

thank u again

Yeah CSGO was much better, but at least you only have to do it once (as long as your IPV4 don't change and it's rare to happen)

[الادعشري]

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

Originally posted by الادعشري:

thanks for the good explanation
i've read about this, but it seems a little complicated to me

i wanted to enter as I was entering in csgo

thank u again

Yeah CSGO was much better, but at least you only have to do it once (as long as your IPV4 don't change and it's rare to happen)

i understood, thank u mate

[TheLevelCap]

Originally posted by GατΠιсЭ:

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

just open google and type "what's my ip"

Why does something like this even exist? :csgogun::csgohelmet:

It's given by your ISP when you connect to the internet, it sucks we have to do it manually tho. No regular user should have to know or do any of these things to play with friends.

Originally posted by الادعشري:

Originally posted by TheLevelCap:

Yeah CSGO was much better, but at least you only have to do it once (as long as your IPV4 don't change and it's rare to happen)

i understood, thank u mate

Ur welcome :D