"A reindition of an old mod from Half-Life that was then done in the Source Engine, and then re-done in the Source Engine for a second time"

First off, I'm going to describe what I liked, also, (I'm lazy so I'm not going to write a large a*s review.) ps. these are my opinions. pps. I'm only writing THREE for what I like and don't like. pls dont hurt me.

1: The sheer amount of people within the community is pretty amazing. Along with how friendly some of them are, which makes it seem like it's not going anywhere. I would stay weary as there are some people that are pretty toxic.

2: The Steam Workshop makes the sharing of peoples' creations quick and simple which is somewhat better than going to a website and then downloading there, because then you'd have to do extra things to get the desired download into the game.

3: Now for one of the main reasons as to why I'm still playing CS:GO, competitive. I really don't know how to describe it other than it is one of the biggest modes, out of the many that continue to pull people in, because of how exciting it is to get ranked up and see how good you are compared to other players.

Now onto what I don't like, again, please don't hurt me.

1: The toxicity of a fair portion of the community, I'm not going into large detail but, if you play CS:GO for about a week or two you could probably see what I mean. As an example, you try and simply join a casual match and say "What's up, guys?" you'll probably get a few decent responses but there are many people who would want to see the world burn then you will get mainly a bunch of negative, derogatory, and even some of the time racist responses back that no-body should hear, not even your grandmother.

2: This second one just mainly goes for those who play Competitive a bunch so if you play community servers or don't even dare touch the Competitive mode, take this however you want. I have one word for "Non Primed" players who play Competitive... Griefers. It's amazing the sheer amount of people who buy the game just to ruin someone's day, and I don't mean on the enemy team, I'm talking about another player on your team which, on purpose, will not try and play the game "properly" and will simply callout your and your teammates' locations. But, alas, there's a big fix for that. Never solo queue / go solo like I do sometimes and this shouldn't be a problem for you.

~Spartan..?

Well, that wraps up my review of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Please, if you want to give the game a try, by all means do so. Take this review with "a grain of salt" as this was written out of sheer bordom.

"A reindition of an old mod from Half-Life that was then done in the Source Engine, and then re-done in the Source Engine for a second time" First off, I'm going to describe what I liked, also, (I'm lazy so I'm not going to write a large a*s review.) ps. these are my opinions. pps. I'm only writing THREE for what I like and don't like. pls dont hurt me. 1: The sheer amount of people within the community is pretty amazing. Along with how friendly some of them are, which makes it seem like it's not going anywhere. [spoiler]I would stay weary as there are some people that are pretty toxic.[/spoiler] 2: The Steam Workshop makes the sharing of peoples' creations quick and simple which is somewhat better than going to a website and then downloading there, because then you'd have to do extra things to get the desired download into the game. 3: Now for one of the main reasons as to why I'm still playing CS:GO, competitive. I really don't know how to describe it other than it is one of the biggest modes, out of the many that continue to pull people in, because of how exciting it is to get ranked up and see how good you are compared to other players. Now onto what I don't like, again, please don't hurt me. 1: The toxicity of a fair portion of the community, I'm not going into large detail but, if you play CS:GO for about a week or two you could probably see what I mean. As an example, you try and simply join a casual match and say "What's up, guys?" you'll probably get a few decent responses [spoiler] but there are many people who would want to see the world burn [/spoiler] then you will get mainly a bunch of negative, derogatory, and even some of the time racist responses back that no-body should hear, not even your grandmother. 2: This second one just mainly goes for those who play Competitive a bunch so if you play community servers or don't even dare touch the Competitive mode, take this however you want. I have one word for "Non Primed" players who play Competitive... Griefers. It's amazing the sheer amount of people who buy the game just to ruin someone's day, and I don't mean on the enemy team, I'm talking about another player on your team which, on purpose, will not try and play the game "properly" and will simply callout your and your teammates' locations. But, alas, there's a big fix for that. Never solo queue / go solo like I do sometimes and this shouldn't be a problem for you. [I still am working on writing a full review. As of right now though, I can't figure out on how to write two extra additions as to why I dislike the game.] ~Spartan..? Well, that wraps up my review of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Please, if you want to give the game a try, by all means do so. Take this review with "a grain of salt" as this was written out of sheer bordom.