As CS2 wraps up its first month, the largest Counter-Strike star, s1mple, nonetheless has a bone to choose with the sport and Valve—and apparently the builders truly reached out to him to speak about his feedback this week.
S1mple claims he didn’t reply on the time, jokingly asking ‘What’s the problem?’ and pointing Valve to take a look at different professional’s opinions on the matter.
“They despatched me the tweet that I wrote. And so they requested what’s the problem. And you already know what I did? I by no means answered them again. How are you going to ask me what’s the problem when the entire web is writing about points,” s1mple stated on-stream on Oct. 19.
The unique tweet Valve despatched him referred to the sport’s state, with the Counter-Strike veteran saying gamers ought to keep away from CS2 for now and as an alternative watch for forthcoming updates.
“I can clearly inform that if you wish to turn into CS2 professional you continue to have three months, don’t play this shit sport rn, watch for updates,” he said on Twitter.
This wasn’t s1mple’s solely touch upon CS2. Once more on Twitter, he stated Valve lastly added a brand new tickrate. “FINALLY. THEY ADD NEW TICKRATE OMG, ITS NOT 64 ANYMORE!! it feels …like 16,” the post learn. It looks as if the big-time celebrity holds a real grudge towards CS2, and we’ll have to attend and see if Valve takes his feedback to coronary heart.
The actual fact they already contacted him might show a step in the appropriate route, however time will solely inform of any actual results.
Valve’s CS2 launch was removed from supreme, with professionals and the group voicing their issues with the sport. Even simply yesterday, recent stats emerged revealing CS2 had lost over 10 percent of players in as little as a month.
Whether or not that’s as a result of CS2 gamers agree with s1mple or just simply that hype across the sequel replace is dying down stays to be seen, in the meanwhile.
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