The PGL Major may still take place in Stockholm, Sweden after much controversy. CS:GO has seen relatively few LAN events since the start of the online era, with virtually none featuring a live audience. The PGL Major, originally slated to take place on October in Stockholm, would be the first Valve sponsored event since 2019. … Continued
As a result of their early IEM Cologne exit, Complexity has now completed a revamp of their line-up by signing Luis “peacemaker” Tadeu as coach. This caps off several moves made by the self-proclaimed Juggernaut, initiated by parting ways with their previous coach Jamie “keita” Hall. Just earlier this week Complexity moved RUSH to the … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained down to their intricate details, allowing you to become a professional player in no-time. This article will give you several tips to improve your time playing as an entry fragger. Tip 1 – Know your enemy and their hiding spots You have to know … Continued
Valve has released a new update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, which signifies an increased crack down in dealing with griefers on the ladder. If players get reported for griefing Valve will now sanction them faster with warning and even bans. Release Notes for today are up. We’re shipping updates to griefing reports and how those … Continued
Valve has offered up $1 million for artists to try their hand at the new dream-themed Dreams & Nightmares cases. Valve is looking for art that fits their Dreams & Nightmares theme and is willing to pay artists a lot of money for it. Basically everyone can submit their designs and Valve themselves will be … Continued
As Sweden seems less and less likely as the host country for the PGL Major, PGL has now come out with a press release on the situation themselves. Most of the issues when it comes to the PGL Major taking place in Sweden stem from restrictions which are in place to ensure COVID-19 safety. “Right … Continued
Natus Vincere walk away from the first International LAN of 2021 as champions, as the CIS squad swept G2 esports. Navi have long competed at the highest level in CS:GO, and today they were able to take home the first trophy of the post-online era. Though facing some performance issues, largely off of health issues … Continued
After two difficult semi-final matches, G2 and Natus Vincere advanced to face off in the grand finals. 2021 IEM Cologne has seen countless incredible players and teams, but now only two remain. G2 were able to take down the once legendary Danish squad, Astralis, to advance. Similarly, Navi cruised past a recently surging FaZe Clan … Continued
Former professional player and current streamer Mike “Shroud” Grzesiek will be co-streaming the upcoming semi-finals and Grand Final of IEM Cologne 2021. ESL announced the news on Twitter and confirmed that Shroud will be given co-streaming rights for the remaining matches at IEM Cologne 2021. Shroud himself had hinted at the possibility on-stream earlier but … Continued
A change of power was imminent with some old names rising through the world rankings once more. Here is what we’ve learned from IEM Cologne 2021. The best in the world You just can’t get around it. Aleksandr ‘S1mple’ Kostyliev is the best player in the world at the moment, dropping a whopping 1.51 HLTV … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained down to their intricate details, allowing you to become a professional player in no-time. Today Cache will be explained, a map that has potential to end up in the Active Duty Group soon enough, especially since it received a complete overhaul. The history behind … Continued
Recently we took a look at who was expected to make it out of groups and to no surprise Gambit and Natus Vincere were able to get through. Gambit did struggle to get that first seed out of the group though and are joined in the playoffs by yet a third CIS team. Will … Continued
North America’s two representatives fell flat on CS:GO’s biggest stage and first international LAN back. In the past year, NA CSGO has suffered immensely. As teams moved to Europe, talent left to competing games, and organizations pulled out of the scene, the future for NA CS:GO looked dire. Though teams such as Bad News Bears … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained down to the finest details, giving you the chance to become a professional player and learn the essentials of the game. In this article we explain an Italian beauty: Inferno. History Inferno is one of those maps everyone knows and it’s generally well-liked. It … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained in great detail so you can become a professional player as soon as possible. Today the most nuclear map of the entire pool will be explained: time to dive into Nuke. Once upon a time Nuke is definitely a classic map, as modern as … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained so you can become a professional player in no time. Today we take a look at Mirage, the map that has been part of the Active Duty Group the longest, being one of the classic and often played maps in the catalogue. History of … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, covering the basic aspects of CS:GO so you can become a professional player in no time. In this article all sorts of different buys you can do will be covered, that way you will always know when and how to buy. The economy is quite a fierce beast in CS:GO. A … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained down to the finest details, so you can become a pro in no-time. In this article we’ll give you some tips when playing Dust2 Dust2 is one of the oldest maps in rotation right now. In professional play it is a map known for … Continued
In a new update released to CS:GO, Valve decided to tackle the ping system, while also bringing some changes to a few of the maps. With the release of Broken Fang, CS:GO also implemented a brand new ping system, which now sees some changes following some issues. One of these issues was the abuse of … Continued
On July 23 Valve released a new update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Besides a couple of bugfixes the developers also introduced new maps to Scrimmage. New community maps have arrived in CS:GO. Swamp and Mutiny will be replacing Chlorine and Jungle in the official game modes. You can try out the new additions via Scrimmage … Continued
Valve released a large CS:GO update inverting the doors on the B bombsite of Dust2, offering a lot of visibility changes and adding a new graphics setting to address a common issue. In a blog post that was posted yesterday Valve offered some more information about the changes they made. One of the most important … Continued
Another new patch has arrived from Valve. This time they finally tackled the ancient bugs regarding Grenades. The newest update to CS:GO is quite explosive with several bugs regarding Grenades being fixed. Especially the egregious problems linked to stairs and corners in conjunction with HE grenades were under Valve’s scrutiny. Release Notes for today are … Continued
A major update to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive changes the killfeed to display more information. While that rework was the main focus there were also several smaller changes. The new patch has already hit the live servers and introduced players worldwide to the new killfeed. With new icons showcasing more information on each and every kill … Continued
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The PGL Major may still take place in Stockholm, Sweden after much controversy. CS:GO has seen relatively few LAN events since the start of the online era, with virtually none featuring a live audience. The PGL Major, originally slated to take place on October in Stockholm, would be the first Valve sponsored event since 2019. … Continued
As a result of their early IEM Cologne exit, Complexity has now completed a revamp of their line-up by signing Luis “peacemaker” Tadeu as coach. This caps off several moves made by the self-proclaimed Juggernaut, initiated by parting ways with their previous coach Jamie “keita” Hall. Just earlier this week Complexity moved RUSH to the … Continued
Welcome to CS:GO 101, where the basics of CS:GO are explained down to their intricate details, allowing you to become a professional player in no-time. This article will give you several tips to improve your time playing as an entry fragger. Tip 1 – Know your enemy and their hiding spots You have to know … Continued
Valve has released a new update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, which signifies an increased crack down in dealing with griefers on the ladder. If players get reported for griefing Valve will now sanction them faster with warning and even bans. Release Notes for today are up. We’re shipping updates to griefing reports and how those … Continued
Valve has offered up $1 million for artists to try their hand at the new dream-themed Dreams & Nightmares cases. Valve is looking for art that fits their Dreams & Nightmares theme and is willing to pay artists a lot of money for it. Basically everyone can submit their designs and Valve themselves will be … Continued
A change of power was imminent with some old names rising through the world rankings once more. Here is what we’ve learned from IEM Cologne 2021. The best in the world You just can’t get around it. Aleksandr ‘S1mple’ Kostyliev is the best player in the world at the moment, dropping a whopping 1.51 HLTV … Continued
As Sweden seems less and less likely as the host country for the PGL Major, PGL has now come out with a press release on the situation themselves. Most of the issues when it comes to the PGL Major taking place in Sweden stem from restrictions which are in place to ensure COVID-19 safety. “Right … Continued
