Definetly recommended. Movement- and Weapon-Mechanics are really great. But if you want to play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, you really should should find some friends to play with. And don't open Cases to get the stuff you want.

In addition, be warned if you jump into solo-queue matchmaking, as you will experience most of CSGO's Stereotypes in the first five Rounds:

The 2 Russians: Probably on TeamSpeak or Discord, although, they use the Team Voice chat for pointless communication. In russian of course.

The Flamer: Mostlikely died just one minute into the round but is the first one to blame, when you cant pull of a 1 v 5 clutch.

The Kid: Could be possible, that he plays on the computer of older sibling or so, but screams like his life is on the line, even though its just a game.

The Mute: You dont hear anything from him, but every now and then he posts his "damage done to enemies" in the Team chat.

The Potatoe: The quality of this Players Microphone is just horrible. It feels like he lives inside a Rocket Turbine or Wind Tunnel.


All in all you can say, that in one match, you learn more words in a different language, than in your school time. Even though 98% of those will be curses.

With that being said:
Enjoy the Game

Definetly recommended. Movement- and Weapon-Mechanics are really great. But if you want to play Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, you really should should find some friends to play with. And don't open Cases to get the stuff you want. In addition, be warned if you jump into solo-queue matchmaking, as you will experience most of CSGO's Stereotypes in the first five Rounds: The 2 Russians: Probably on TeamSpeak or Discord, although, they use the Team Voice chat for pointless communication. In russian of course. The Flamer: Mostlikely died just one minute into the round but is the first one to blame, when you cant pull of a 1 v 5 clutch. The Kid: Could be possible, that he plays on the computer of older sibling or so, but screams like his life is on the line, even though its just a game. The Mute: You dont hear anything from him, but every now and then he posts his "damage done to enemies" in the Team chat. The Potatoe: The quality of this Players Microphone is just horrible. It feels like he lives inside a Rocket Turbine or Wind Tunnel. All in all you can say, that in one match, you learn more words in a different language, than in your school time. Even though 98% of those will be curses. With that being said: Enjoy the Game