Forum thread: CSGO PLS :((

I'm nearly crying bro 4real

2023-09-27 21:44

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we all are crying :(

2023-09-27 21:45

It will stay in our hearts forever♥️…

2023-09-27 21:44

started Jun 17, 2020. a Dota 2 player still, just had nothing to do, i was a fan of Dota 2 roster of VP, but i noticed that CS:GO roster was playing EPL S12 qualifiers against Spirit map 3 train overtime, i decided to join, and though i couldnt understand a damn thing and VP lost, this literally started my path in CS:GO

2023-09-27 21:45

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2014, watching NiP play vs Na'Vi if I remember correctly, was how I ended up starting to watch CS:GO matches, at that point I didn't even have a computer that could run the game so lmao, couldn't get to play until 2017, it was well-worth the wait and made me appreciate pros a lot more once I noticed how hard it was

2023-09-27 21:50

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well kinda same for me, despite me thinking of transitioning from Dota to CS, my laptop that i used for Dota, was absolutely awful for CS, it would produce 30 fps on Nuke, low settings. 1366x768, so i started playing CS normally only when i finished building a decent PC, that being Feb 15, 2021

2023-09-27 21:51

+1, for me it was sophomore year of hs some of my friends bought the game, then we all did, and we all got super into it. I loved the game to death, and still do. I'm sad to see it go but im happy for cs2 also.

2023-09-27 22:02

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it was a sophomore year for me in 9th grade too, i reunited with some of classmates to play CS:GO as i retired from Dota 2

2023-09-27 22:04

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+1, here's to more years of good times.

2023-09-28 21:35

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unfortunately CS:GO departure marks the retirement from competitive gaming for me, i have been a part of world`s 2 most competitive games for more than 8 years, but sadly, its the fate of the glass to break, and Sep 28, 2023 marks the end of an era for me

2023-10-01 20:10