@RcoNNN@ThourCS@FACEITcs If you qualify, you can send in a support ticket with proof that you have CS2 and FACEIT account information and request to be added to the CS2.
Provided you meet all of the requirements, you should be able to be added.
Obviously, these are just guesses and could be way off, but I think they are not looking to rock the boat too much but to polish and improve some parts of CS that can improve the average player's experience while not changing the core game too much. 5/5
Here are my predictions for Source 2:
The update will play a bit of catchup with what Valorant did well while keeping the core CSGO the same. They'll look to improve performance of the game and accessibility to the average player.
1/5
Tools
- Better onboarding process for new players
- Improved bot matches
- Better built-in support for smokes/lineups practicing
- Practices can be shared through a base64-encoded string
4/5
Me: "People really need to have better security over their accounts"
Also me: "Why the fuck do I need to have 2FA set up so I can download an @NVIDIAGeForce driver???"
@CyberWizardtf2 The simplest way to do this is to reduce base damage to 40, but I'm not sure that's 100% correct. The exact changes would have to be tested, but the basics are that it definitely shouldn't do 150 and probably shouldn't do 125 either (instantly.)
@DCS_TF2 I like what the NHL does to resolve this where they just have fewer people on the ice, which allows for more attacking.
Or in the playoffs, there are just no shootouts, you play until you win.
If you remove the incentive to park the bus, you have to do something.
Hot take for World Cup, it should be golden goal.
Allowing full OT is dumb. It gives the advantage to the team who plays passively to have a chance to change strategies if they get beat trying to win the game through penalties.
@DCS_TF2 The issue you're describing of teams not attacking is a problem and would be very boring to watch.
That to me feels like a symptom of the fact that penalties are the tiebreaker, and it often (seems) like it is easier to defend than attack.