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The two games are aimed at different audiences and do not compete. While CS2 is a conservative FPS, CoD provides more game modes and experiences.
Literally completely different games
it feels like you're completely new to this game and you don't really understand what you're doing, you don't know much about the CODe, you probably didn't even play it
I personally do not understand how counter-strike reached the 40 GB limit, because there is nothing in it that is so demanding, neither in terms of graphics, nor skins, textures,