Please, stop what you are doing, and take a look at my logged hours at the time of this review. It would mean a whole lot to me. Now that you have hopefully had a little giggle or cough, know that I have decent experience playing this game. After wasting away for so long, being trapped inside an alternate universe where I accidentally kill my own teammates, I get to pretend to defuse the bomb, ultimately letting it blow up so I get play with my team some more. I can't forget to mention my favorite CSGO activity: +left so I can go poop and not get kicked from the game. On a serious note... just kidding this is CSGO, nothing about this game is, or will ever be serious. So PLEASE remember to be nice to the community and don't get upset over a lucky head shot around a corner while b-hopping. It's just not worth loosing actual brain cells over. I have very few left unfortunately. And with such a toxic community anyway, it's best to not be a sheep. Now, I tend to bag on this game a little hard, and could tell you thousands of reasons why you shouldn't play it, yet can still find it in me to recommend it. Why you may ask? Well let me kindly refer you back to my logged hours over the past 6 years of my very, sad and lonely life. It's all I have.

CS2 version update: It has now been about 10 years owning this game and it still kinda sucks, now maybe more than ever. Although the essence of CSGO remains, everything else has changed. Some changes are definitely for the better, however many are not. For example, nade mechanics have been improved but gun mechanics fell short in the new CS2 version. Worst of all though, I never thought I would actually see the day come where all of my achievements and match wins are gone. Sadly, that day has come and now I am left with nothing. I will recognize and give some credit to the CS2 team because they actually have been working on the many of the issues with this game. With that being said, I plan to hopefully continue to review this game as it progresses through the years and as I play more and more, until it meets its inevitable demise.