Tag: CS: GO

When the latest CS: GO update released, Valve almost gave me a heart attack. Those who played the original Counter-Strike or Condition Zero will have

After that big Danger Zone update which introduced a new map, some players have been getting some CS: GO lobby issue. Specifically, the game could

Early last month, Valve deployed a new CS: GO launch option that decreases CPU memory usage by roughly 40%. The launch option is called “d3d9ex”

Valve has been busy recently dropping update after update for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO). At the end of March, Valve removed Cache from the

While many players are still trying to get lucky with those new skins in the Prisma Case, Valve continues to tinker with the game, making

Valve continues to improve Counter-Strike: Global Offensive all while banning hundreds of thousands of cheaters each month since the game went free-to-play. In a recent

Maybe, just maybe, some of the CS: GO cheaters and hackers are starting to give up. The CS: GO VAC bans have slowed down a

While the Katowice 2019 Major continues on (now 50% off on the Viewer Pass) and we’ve been treated to a tonne of amazing CS: GO

That nasty CS: GO smoke exploit has been around forever, or at least it feels like it. Even though Valve has been quite active, removing

Ever since the Danger Zone update for CS: GO, adding a Battle Royale mode and making the game free-to-play, a massive influx of CS: GO

In the big January update for CS: GO, Valve removed both Austria and Subzero from official matchmaking and also added a new version of Vertigo

Valve has dropped quite a big update, not in terms of file size but rather, changes to the CS: GO matchmaking. Two maps have been

In December 2018, Valve released their very own Battle Royale mode called Danger Zone for CS: GO. At the same time, they also made the

Normally when Valve adds “festive cheer” over the holiday period I always feel like they could really do a little bit more. However, since Valve

We live in a time where it seems that review bombing is the new norm. If gamers don’t like something, they drop negative reviews in

Everyone knows by now that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) is getting a huge update this week. It’s been a long wait since the last

It’s been a long time since anything really big happened in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) and we are long overdue for the next Operation

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive’s two latest competitive maps have been going through quite a few changes. First, Valve released them into Casual Matchmaking and after the

With the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS: GO) Halloween event now complete, Valve has decided to clean things up a bit getting rid of the spookiness.