Should I get into csgo or tf2

[rees]

Yup. Also considering pubg but I’m not really fond of that one due to the fact it takes ages it engage in combat w/ a player. I might even start trading in one of them but can you guys steer me in the right direction.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Play whatever you like playing the most. Some people like to become competitive in CSGO, while some just want to have fun, and unique things such as TF2. No one can really pick for you, as only you can choose for yourself what you like playing, there no harm in playing both.

[rees]

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds 🐉:

Play whatever you like playing the most. Some people like to become competitive in CSGO, while some just want to have fun, and unique things such as TF2. No one can really pick for you, as only you can choose for yourself what you like playing, there no harm in playing both.

I’m thinking of going for Csgo. I also am tempted by tf2 however I dislike the fact that expensive items in tf2 give you buffs.

[Quint the Alligator Snapper]

Originally posted by Rez:

Originally posted by Dr.Shadowds 🐉:

Play whatever you like playing the most. Some people like to become competitive in CSGO, while some just want to have fun, and unique things such as TF2. No one can really pick for you, as only you can choose for yourself what you like playing, there no harm in playing both.

I’m thinking of going for Csgo. I also am tempted by tf2 however I dislike the fact that expensive items in tf2 give you buffs.

I've played TF2 for a while and to my knowledge there are no such items.

The only items that might give some people a limited advantage are alternate weapon for a given slot, which are generally well-balanced but obviously depend on the user's skill level in various ways. Also, they're cheap, and can easily be gotten for free; the expensive items are the cosmetics. (And arguably, if you're accounting for things like cover, unusual hat effects might have the effect of giving away someone's position more easily, which would be more like a debuff.)

What items are you thinking of, that are "expensive items" that can "give you buffs"?

Anyway, personally I favor TF2 over CS:GO because I don't like competitive play and I enjoy TF2's silliness.

[rees]

Another reason as to why I made this thread is because I hear games are loosing their player base like pubg apparently. I don’t wanna start getting into a game that’s gonna die.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Items that gives buffs, also comes with draw backs such as nerfs, but it mainly come down to the individual how they're able to make use of the items. You can play the game to get some item drops each week, then try your luck getting it all free, or buy the cheap version of the items, or any other items that are cheap, some of them are decent, and cheap, the harder it is to get the item, and rarer the item, the more likely someone going to price it up a bit.

[Dr.Shadowds 🐉]

Originally posted by Rez:

Another reason as to why I made this thread is because I hear games are loosing their player base like pubg apparently. I don’t wanna start getting into a game that’s gonna die.

I can tell you now, CSGO, and TF2 isn't going to die out any time soon.

[♿]

Csgo

[Muppet among Puppets]

Play tf2 for free.
Play csgo.

If you want a battle royale game, compare them to each other.

[happy]

tf2

[Dr. Money]

in my opinion, CS:GO. It has way better competitive matching than tf2. but if you wanna play for fun, tf2's the way to go.

[Donitsi]

Originally posted by Rez:

I’m thinking of going for Csgo. I also am tempted by tf2 however I dislike the fact that expensive items in tf2 give you buffs.

Stock items are excellent and you can fight fine them.

[Joe Jee]

I've had loads of fun with both but I would reccomend TF2 over CSGO. Both are amazing though.

[Allgemeine]

I would say csgo

[franticc]

Play Gmod lol, fun af, roleplaying, competitive, fun, silliness.

[Florida Man]

Neither.