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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's February 25 update is now live, its patch notes revealing the addition of patches as a new way to customize characters and more.
CS: GO has received its batch of week 3 missions as part of the Shattered Web update. Here's what awaits players.
Valve's latest addition to CS: GO is a curious X-Ray Scanner that tells you what's in the crate you're about to open, but it's limited to France only.
These are some of the best free-to-play games you can find on Steam, ranked by popularity.
This special new CS: GO client allows players to fiddle with certain features of the base game at no cost at all.
When people talk about the dawn of the multiplayer FPS genre, it's always Doom, Quake and Counter Strike crowding the conversation. But Counter Strike has managed to stand the test of time by offering up an individual map that's still a part of the eSports scene - Dust2. And it's getting another makeover real soon.
When last we checked, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (or PUBG) had pulled ahead of Counter Strike: Global Offensive in terms of concurrent players through Steam. Considering both titles are only playable through Valve's content delivery network, it's safe to say which is the current king - at least outside places like South Korea and China, at least.
Artists are constantly battling against those who assume their work isn't worth a dime, and Valve are essentially doing the same according to artists currently offering up their work through the Steam Workshop.
After carrying the torch for the well over a decade, de_dust2 won't be making an appearance at the next Counter Strike: Global Offensive Major.
Remember when a popular YouTuber only grew more popular late last year after uncovering a dark secret to how other YouTubers were making the big bucks by enticing users to a Counter Strike: Global Offensive gambling scheme through staged videos? Well, it's apparently happening again. Only this time on Valve's beloved hat simulator Team Fortress 2.
Even if you don't play Counter Strike: Global Offensive or any other version of Valve's mega-popular multiplayer FPS, you can probably imagine the kinds of issues you'd run into shooting anything with a sandstorm closing in around you. So with modders introducing the game's best weather mod to date, you can expect the pros to feel a little out of their comfort zone soon.
If you're one for ruining the experience millions have paid for, be prepared to face the consequences. Though you'll likely be a little displeased to face permanent removal from a game you play to make other people miserable, you only have yourself to blame in the end. So if you're caught cheating in Counter Strike: Global Offensive, be ready to taste sweet justice.
It's almost time for Inferno to make its debut - and we're not talking about the new Tom Hanks movie here, either. Sorry, Dan Brown fans!
Sprays have once again returned to CS:GO however, some players are unhappy with their implementation. The sprays allow you to graffiti the landscape with your chosen design. Sprays can only be obtained through either microtransactions, the steam marketplace and a random chance to drop when you rank up.
Last week Valve said they were going to be taking action against sites facilitating Counter-Strike: Global Offensive gambling, and it looks like they’re making good on that promise, sending cease and desist letters to over 20 offending sites. The sites named have ten days to comply before having their Steam accounts shut down.
If you’ve paid any attention to gaming news in the past couple of weeks, you’re well aware of the recent Counter-Strike: Global Offensive controversy. If not, the short version is that people are gambling for in-game items, and the owners of a site that facilitates these bets were running Youtube promotions without disclosing their connection to the site. The story blew up, prompting Valve to respond.
How about that game last night, huh? The Brazilian champions SK Gaming, formerly known as Luminosity Gaming made quick work of Team Liquid last night winning two straight games. While we admit it wasn’t the best grand final we’ve ever seen, it definitely wasn’t bad enough to warrant the viewership numbers dropping off by almost half compared to the last major. The most recent event (ESL One Cologne) managed to obtain a peak number of 850,000 viewers, down from the 1.6 million viewers during the last major, MLG Columbus. There are many factors as to why this drop-off occurred, though the exact reason for a drop-off this large remains unknown.
Trevor 'TmarTn' Martin, the gaming community's most hated man right now released an apology video to all his fans on YouTube, but subsequently removed it only hours later. The CSGOLotto owner has also removed all references to gambling on their Steam group, which doesn’t actually make any sense at all because that’s literally all you can do on their website. A lot of anger towards Martin comes from the fact that he doesn’t directly apologise for any of his actions during the course of the video. Instead, he chooses to blame his viewers for not reading CSGOLotto’s terms and conditions which state under thirteen year olds should not use the website.
Yesterday, YouTubers, Trevor Martin ('TmarTn') and Tom Cassell ('ProSyndicate') were revealed as the owners of the CSGO Lotto gambling site that featured in many of their videos. The pair created a number of videos which depicted them using the gambling site and winning CS:GO weapon skins that were worth a substantial amount of money. However, the videos were not marked as promotional material and the two appear to have omitted any information of their affiliation with the gambling site. “It’s pretty ******* simple… Both these videos are rigged”.