CS:GO Competitive Rape...
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nice, n4n0, man im so good at blackops 2 on a ps3
hardcore search and destroy
not that good at cs:go but getting better, i only started playing it like a month or less.
hardcore search and destroy
not that good at cs:go but getting better, i only started playing it like a month or less.
Real men play Source ;-)
iJokes.... my pc is just too bad for GO. *cries*
iJokes.... my pc is just too bad for GO. *cries*
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The dota 2 livestream I was waiting for was delayed by a little over an hour because of this game.
In the end, out of boredom, I stuck and watch Fnatic vs Astana Dragons, in their final match or whatever it was called, the one that decided everything, the game went like this:
Fnatic on terrorists were 10-5. They crushed astana and it was so bad at the start that people thought the score would have ended at 16-0, it's 30 rounds. On the 2nd half of the matches, when AD swapped to terrorists, they went on a spree going from 5-10 to 13-10 without dropping a game. Last round was 15-14 in favour of AD, and it was the game that would decide if they went into a tiebreaker. Each team had 1 left, but AD took the win. This is the first time I watched cs go too and it happened about 30mins before this post.
tl;dr I liked it after watching it out of boredom, and I know how hard it is to accomplish something like this nano.
In the end, out of boredom, I stuck and watch Fnatic vs Astana Dragons, in their final match or whatever it was called, the one that decided everything, the game went like this:
Fnatic on terrorists were 10-5. They crushed astana and it was so bad at the start that people thought the score would have ended at 16-0, it's 30 rounds. On the 2nd half of the matches, when AD swapped to terrorists, they went on a spree going from 5-10 to 13-10 without dropping a game. Last round was 15-14 in favour of AD, and it was the game that would decide if they went into a tiebreaker. Each team had 1 left, but AD took the win. This is the first time I watched cs go too and it happened about 30mins before this post.
tl;dr I liked it after watching it out of boredom, and I know how hard it is to accomplish something like this nano.
Haha I know, it's gone down hill. I started playing competitively when it was new out, so never had the whole 1.6 attachment that my friends did.
Where do you compete? Ever heard of/been to a multiplay iseries lan in the UK? They're amazing, such a great atmosphere. They've moved over to CS:GO now as well.
Where do you compete? Ever heard of/been to a multiplay iseries lan in the UK? They're amazing, such a great atmosphere. They've moved over to CS:GO now as well.