It's been about a year or a little more since I played, my psu blew and I didn't replace it yet so I am forced to use my onboard gpu, I didn't test CS:GO with the onboard, but I don't want to try and play with a jerky frame rate. I'm thinking about waiting for CS2 to drop before I replace the psu. CS2 looks like its just a graphical update from what I've seen, I was hoping they would add "aim down sight", but I'm fine with them keeping it as close to the same as possible. I've watched friends play the newer COD games and all they seem to be doing is jumping out of planes and then running/sliding (I've seen dogs do this last part when there is something stuck up their ass) around looking for crates and finally after about 10 mins of doing this there is some action, big ass maps that got no one in it, is this COD or the metaverse?
You can't even talk to your opponents in game, its like in the lobby and after or at the moment you die or some crap like this.
Talking to your opponents in game is one of the best things about playing fps (some of you might say its the worst part).
"GHOSTFACE, NEXT ROUND I'M GONNA KNIFE YOUR BITCH ASS", now what must I do? Talk to my team mates?
Originally posted by H0witzer
Originally posted by mardibg
I almost got a 10y veteran coin. I have about 2000 hours on CSGO. My PC is bad, so I play from time to time to pick up a drop
I also have one video of many ace rounds AWP aceNice ace!
I got a glock ace on video
Nice shootin
Yeaah, cs go is my favorite. Do you wanna play?
I've recently became even more fond of this game after I found out from https://skinomat.com/ how to monetize my equipment.
I started playing competitively about a year ago. I joined a local gaming community and practiced diligently, improving my aim and game sense. I participated in my first tournament and surprisingly made it to the finals! This experience not only boosted my confidence but also connected me with some amazing players. I’m now part of a dedicated team, and we’re aiming for more tournaments
Originally posted by Enacla
I started playing competitively about a year ago. I joined a local gaming community and practiced diligently, improving my aim and game sense. I participated in my first tournament and surprisingly made it to the finals! This experience not only boosted my confidence but also connected me with some amazing players. I’m now part of a dedicated team, and we’re aiming for more tournaments
That's good to hear that helped you a lot 
