CS: GO is the next game up from CS: Source. After purchasing the game the main disappointment for me was the lack of a working quick-buy and re-buy. The only viable workaround for this is using key binds. Other than that if you're coming from CS: Source there's a bit of a learning curve. The recoil and overall weapon management is different. Once you get into it however it seems to be fun. I'd recommend it but I'd say approach it as a new game and don't compare it to the previous ones. The layout may be the same but the feel is very different. You may also want to spend some time and familiarize yourself with the textures in the game as some things make it harder for you to discern the location of items and enemies.

CS: GO is the next game up from CS: Source. After purchasing the game the main disappointment for me was the lack of a working quick-buy and re-buy. The only viable workaround for this is using key binds. Other than that if you're coming from CS: Source there's a bit of a learning curve. The recoil and overall weapon management is different. Once you get into it however it seems to be fun. I'd recommend it but I'd say approach it as a new game and don't compare it to the previous ones. The layout may be the same but the feel is very different. You may also want to spend some time and familiarize yourself with the textures in the game as some things make it harder for you to discern the location of items and enemies.