pc spec?

owh..ok...but i dont have TF2...huhu..

thx...

TF2 is a free 2 play platform copied by some of the newer games
TF2 can be download the sameway as CS:GO from steam and it cost absolutely nothing, nada
but it has it limitation interms of item space, but game wise, totally no difference with the paid game (which I am one of it.. )

TF2 is a free 2 play platform copied by some of the newer games
TF2 can be download the sameway as CS:GO from steam and it cost absolutely nothing, nada
but it has it limitation interms of item space, but game wise, totally no difference with the paid game (which I am one of it.. )

why regret? premium users has more benefit than f2p players. i already upgraded mine few months ago. for $0.49 only.

1. Go to steam > library > cs:go and open properties by right clicking on it.
2. Go to local files tab and verify the files.
3. After verification completes, it will download a 3.xMB of files.

After that it should fix the issue.

That's correct. SEA region locked copies of Valve games cannot be played outside of regions like Malaysia, Singapore, Vietnam or Thai. These retail are only meant to be sold inside these countries. Your Steam client will blank out the copy of your game whatever you try to play it in countries like the US, Canada or UK.

The pre-order price for CS: GO was even cheaper on the Steam store than buying retail plus it's region free and you receive a bonus TF2 weapon. 

What if you buy the usa version, will you be able to join SEA games?

Also how does it play compared to CS 1.6?

The server are now hosted by official server or still can host by players?

Region lock here means you are only restricted to run and play the game in your specific region you bought the game from. You can still play the game with anyone but the client will check your copy prior to running the game. Region free copies are exempted from this.

As for how does it play compared to the classic 1.6 you can read and watch plenty of the thousands reviews on the web including opinion by longtime veterans CS players.

Local network play and playing on other people servers is still possible. Why would they restrict this anyway? It's still CS. 

I would like to hear your say on the difference as i searched the internet 99% of the post are useless. Insisting 1.6>GO>Source is not good enough explanation.

Also i'm suprised most people choose PC, since mouse & keyboard are supported on console, where cheating is very difficult.

And are the games hosted by the company or by individual like 1.6?

Last time CS 1.6 also have VAC but it's pretty useless in countering cheats.

Last time CS 1.6 also have VAC but it's pretty useless in countering cheats.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive update rebalances weapons, adds Deathmatch

Valve have released a giant patch for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, bringing a new Deathmatch mode to the game, along with some major balance changes and bug fixes.

Deathmatch seems like an odd inclusion for the traditionally teamwork heavy online shooter, but Valve suggest that, as well as a fun sideshow, it can be an invaluable gamemode for honing your skills. “Practice your aim with individual weapons like the pros,” they write. “spawn with a random weapon, or boost your score by taking advantage of bonus timers. There’s no wrong way to play.”

“Deathmatch mode is also a useful way to learn a new map. Find out where you’re exposed, and experiment with new angles and approaches.” The new mode will work for all existing Classic, Arms Race and Demolition maps.

Valve have also made global changes to weapon recoil, as well as specific adjustments to rifles, pistols and the P90. The changes, they say, are based on the feedback the team have gathered from pro players.

Also in the patch list is a series of notes to mapmakers, including a reference to a “private beta for workshop maps”. That would suggest that CS:GO will eventually follow in Left 4 Dead 2′s hurried footsteps, getting mod support through the Steam Workshop.