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게시글 신고
- Retakes
- Danger Zone
- Flying Scoutsman
- Demolition
- Achievements
- de_train, de_cache and de_cbble
- More deathmatch styles (not just FFA)
- VAC improvements
- Clan tags
Let’s be real: CS2 is an absolute disaster. If you think otherwise, you need to dive back into legacy CSGO to understand how a real game feels.
The fundamentals of CS2 are laughably worse; CSGO runs smoother, feels better, and offers movement that isn’t a clunky mess. You don’t have to take my word for it - Most pro players have openly admitted that CSGO is superior in virtually every aspect except for graphics. The optimization in CSGO is the result of years of meticulous polishing, while CS2 feels like a half-baked joke that can’t afford to take its time. If it doesn’t improve at lightning speed, it’s destined to wither away and die.
People are rapidly losing faith in this entire project. It’s a sinking ship, and Valve seems completely oblivious to the chaos around them. Meanwhile, out-of-touch investors continue to throw money at Valve, clinging to the belief that the company will deliver the "next big thing" - whether it’s an operation, a major update, or something else entirely. This speculation might eventually bear fruit, but for now, it’s the only thing driving the recent spike in skin prices - not any real improvements in gameplay or the anti-cheat system. And don’t even get me started on the absurd slogan “what you see is what you get.” It’s a total farce, especially with the whole subtick system mess. The gameplay constantly feels like it’s off by a few milliseconds, making it frustrating and inconsistent. Valve seems more interested in chasing shiny new distractions like Deadlock, which will never match the success of either CSGO or CS2. Player numbers for that game are already dropping, and let’s be honest - the initial surge was just the excitement of a new Valve release. The gameplay is dull, the graphics are mediocre at best, and frankly, it’s just boring.
Valve completely dropped the ball with CS2. They should have delayed this train wreck by a couple of years. Imagine if they had launched this version as a beta today instead of pretending it’s a finished product; it wouldn’t be nearly as disappointing. And for the love of God, the anti-cheat system is an absolute nightmare. It’s so poorly implemented that it raises serious doubts about whether Valve even cares about fairness in the game. If they don’t wake up and address these glaring issues, they risk losing the dedicated player base that has stuck around through thick and thin. It’s infuriating to watch my beloved franchise decay and wither away due to Valve’s incompetence and laziness. They rake in billions upon billions and can’t afford to expand the development team working on CS2?
- cs_assault
- Danger Zone
- Achievements
- Flying Scoutsman
- Demolition
- de_cache
- Retakes
- de_cbble
- Clan tags
- More deathmatch styles (not just free for all)
- de_train
- VAC improvements
Once Valve adds them, I will remove them from the list.
no new agents?
missing features?
naah we will just release another cash grab with skins
DELETE MIRAGE
ADD COBBLESTONE
Are workshop creators going to be allowed to submit their own charm designs that might get added into the game? Is there any way content creators can profit off of this too?
UPDATE YOUR VAC PLS
#FIXCS2
First and foremost, it’s disheartening to see that the VAC system has not been updated in what feels like an eternity. The prevalence of cheaters in the game has reached an alarming level, and it’s incredibly disheartening for players who just want to enjoy a fair match. While I understand that maintaining an anti-cheat system is a complex task, the current situation makes it feel like the problem is being ignored. Players invest a lot of time and effort into the game, only to be met with the frustration of encountering cheaters who undermine the competitive integrity we all value.
Moreover, the overall experience of CS2 is marred by several persistent issues that continue to detract from gameplay. Frequent crashes, matchmaking problems, and server instability have become all too common. Many players, myself included, have experienced random disconnects and lag spikes that ruin the flow of matches. It’s incredibly disappointing when you dedicate time to improve your skills, only to have these technical issues interfere.
Additionally, the lack of communication from the development team regarding these problems is concerning. Regular updates, even if they only acknowledge the issues, would go a long way in reassuring the community that you are aware and actively working towards solutions. Players thrive on engagement and transparency, and it’s crucial for maintaining a positive relationship with your dedicated fan base.
In summary, I urge you to prioritize the necessary updates to the VAC system and address the ongoing issues within CS2. The game has so much potential, and with the right attention, it could become an even more enjoyable experience for all of us. We appreciate the hard work that goes into developing and maintaining such a complex game, but we need to see tangible improvements to keep our passion alive.
Thank you for your time, and I hope to see positive changes soon.
Too many cheaters in any game mode.
No matter how many elo points u have on premier mode.
No matter what rank are u in ranked game and no matter do u have green trust factor or no...cheaters are everywhere.
Thanks!
Also feel free to close 2024 capsule sales and move on.
There is too many already capsules out there and probably no1 buy anymore in game capsules(on steam market, its already few cents cheaper not to talk about sites).
Thanks!