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I have played this game for a few years now, and I'd say that the game is a really enjoyable experience. Since it is a free-to-play game, expect to undergo a serious amount of grinding, especially if you don't pay for premium. This was the main reason why I've recently slowed down from the game due to burnout from the constant grind, but there is a lot of fun to be had beyond that. I played mostly aircraft, and flying feels very good and manageable, especially after some practice. It may be tough going into it at first, but over time, dog fighting against other players becomes significantly easier, especially when you learn about each aircraft's strengths and weaknesses over time. The game is a great experience, and I hope you can find as much enjoyment out of this game as I have. :)

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive has many things that make the game great, such as the game itself. But there are some things that will make you want to hate this game.

To start, this game is honestly amazing. There is so much that you can do, from playing the standard gamemodes, such as Competitive and Deathmatch, to playing on community servers, such as bhop servers(my personal favorite). The variety of things to do in this game is quite expansive. I've owned CSGO for two years now, and I've had some great moments with my friends. This is a great game to get into if you and a bunch of friends plan on getting into it.

However, there are lots of issues with the game. Some within the developer's control, other without. First, the main issue I have with the game is the community. I understand Valve cannot do anything about what the community does, but it can be very bad at times. Yes, you could run into a competitive match where everyone is doing their job without any issues and not tilting very hard, but you will largely have bad luck with the community. The awful community can range from a toxic smurf or deranker, or some spinbotting cheater landing headshots through mid doors. This would apply in both community servers and Valve's own matchmaking. Another complaint I have, though smaller, would be the visibility. Certain places around the map are very hard to see at times.


Summary:
There is a lot of good to have from this game, due to its variety. Friends can make this game enjoyable. However, there are things in this game that can get very irritating. These things include the community and visibility. If you can get past the annoying community, this would be a great game to play and I highly recommend playing it.

I've been playing this game for about 5 years (since it launched). To be honest, I've really loved this game throughout that time. I've wasted so many hours on it. I originally played on PS3 and PS4, then swapped to PC. There are a lot of things I like about this game, including:

The ability to play with friends in the campaign, the loot aspect, farming, and more.

Over the years, I've played this game with many different friends, both on console and PC. There are some things I don't really like, including:

UVHM 2 (I don't like refarming everything 3 times in 1 acc.) and how some characters are balanced (Some characters are very good in OP 8 while other characters struggle there).

Despite these problems, I still love and enjoy playing this game even to this day. I would highly recommend this game, especially to people who have never played it.

I highly enjoy this game. I'll list the reasons here:
- If you start a new playthrough, you will have a lot to do, especially if you are new
- There are some really cool/crazy events happening during the game
- The civil war battles between the Imperials and Stormcloaks can be pretty fun
- The DLC is quite fun
- Modding adds a lot more depth into the game (Especially after removing the modding paywall)
- Mods can add to DLCs

However, the game can end up showing its shortcomings, like:
- Story isn't the most interesting, especially after the first playthough
- Civil war doesn't last that long
- Still a bit buggy
- Trying to figure out why mods won't work
- If you don't have the DLCs, some mods won't work for you

Even though this game can have its issues, it is still an amazing game to play, even with the DLC. Personally, I've spent a lot of time playing the Hearthfire DLC, which is just building a house, but this can really affect your number of gold pretty fast. But, this game is very good, and I highly reccomend this game, especially to the people playing The Elder Scrolls series for the first time.