CS2 is the first of the CS series that I actively witnessed the release of. To me CS2 is a reflection of human nature. Its evolution highlights the tension between progress and tradition, echoing our inclination to embrace the familiar in a ever changing world while simultaneously craving the new and undiscovered. CS2's core mechanics are the same as CSGO, and I won't lie it's nice to be able to build a skill over time without it changing so fast it sweeps your feet out from under you. The game invites us to question our pursuit of mastery, our grasp on control, and our never ending lust for success within a vessel (this vessel happens to be CS2 obv). In conclusion, I like it. It will only get better. Although change can be frustrating it is good for us in the long run. Thank you Valve, and pls add chickens to Nuke and give them radiation poisoning. 🐤

CS2 is the first of the CS series that I actively witnessed the release of. To me CS2 is a reflection of human nature. Its evolution highlights the tension between progress and tradition, echoing our inclination to embrace the familiar in a ever changing world while simultaneously craving the new and undiscovered. CS2's core mechanics are the same as CSGO, and I won't lie it's nice to be able to build a skill over time without it changing so fast it sweeps your feet out from under you. The game invites us to question our pursuit of mastery, our grasp on control, and our never ending lust for success within a vessel (this vessel happens to be CS2 obv). In conclusion, I like it. It will only get better. Although change can be frustrating it is good for us in the long run. Thank you Valve, and pls add chickens to Nuke and give them radiation poisoning. 🐤