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ts pmo ngl but ilts vro

Fun with the boyz

Very fun multiplayer horror game, where there are 4 survivors with the objective to escape. The survivors have to repair 5 generators around the map to be able to open the exit gates and escape. There are so many perks, which means there are a huge variety of builds. From unhooking your friends to repairing generators quickly, you can do so many different things in this game. Progression is very quick, and you can unlock perks, items, etc, and other characters. You can play as the killer, and there are so many different annoying builds to run to make the survivors rage quit.

Definately worth the money (if you have friends)

This game is pretty fun, better than smash bros.

Better than LoL, that's all that matters.

Pretty W game, bosses are fun to fight and the open-world is really cool to adventure through. Would recommend this game, especially if you like practising fighting bosses and exploring.

Best game I've ever played. Even Spider-Man 2.

Basically online version of DND with amazing story-line, graphics, gameplay, and an amazing open-world. I 100000000000000% recommend and it is VERY worth the money.

It's an ok game, a bit worse than Payday 2 rn because of bad progression system and not enough maps, but still fun.

One of the best aspects of CS:GO is the depth of its gameplay. There is a wide range of weapons to choose from, each with its own unique characteristics and advantages. Players must also master various movement techniques, such as strafing and bhopping, to gain an advantage over their opponents. Additionally, the game features a ranking system that allows players to compete against others of similar skill levels for rank (Currently has a bad problem with smurfs and unbalanced matchmaking)

The graphics and sound design of CS:GO are top-notch, with detailed environments and realistic weapon sounds that add to the overall immersion of the game. The game also has a strong community with many players creating their own custom maps and mods, which adds to the replayability of the game.

One potential downside to CS:GO is the steep learning curve for new players. The game requires a lot of skill and knowledge to be successful, which can be intimidating for beginners. However, there are many resources available online, such as guides and tutorials, that can help new players improve their skills and get up to speed.

Another potential downside is VAC (Valve Anti Cheat) and how people say it doesn't work very well.
VAC (Valve Anti Cheat) is a system implemented by Valve Corporation to prevent cheating in games like CS:GO. It is an automated system that uses various methods to detect and ban players who are using cheats or other unauthorized software.

One of the benefits of VAC is that it runs in the background of the game and does not interfere with the player's experience. The system is constantly monitoring gameplay data and looking for suspicious activity, such as aimbotting, wallhacking, or other forms of cheating. When a player is detected using cheat software, VAC will automatically issue a ban on the account.

The effectiveness of VAC has been a topic of debate within the CS:GO community. While some players argue that VAC is not effective enough in detecting and banning cheaters, others believe that it is an essential tool for maintaining the integrity of the game.

One potential drawback of VAC is that it is an automated system, which means that there is a risk of false positives. This can result in innocent players being banned from the game. However, Valve has a dedicated team of support staff who review bans and investigate cases of false positives.

Overall, VAC is an important tool for preventing cheating in CS:GO. While it may not catch every cheater, it does provide a strong deterrent against cheating and helps to maintain a fair and competitive environment for all players. If you are a CS:GO player, you can rest assured that Valve is taking steps to protect the integrity of the game and keep it fair for everyone.

State of Trust Factor:
Trust Factor is a system implemented by Valve in CS:GO to match players with others of similar behavior patterns, based on their account history and in-game activity. The goal of Trust Factor is to create a more positive and enjoyable gaming experience by reducing the number of cheaters, smurfs, and toxic players in matches.

The state of Trust Factor in CS:GO is constantly evolving as Valve continues to make adjustments and improvements to the system. The company has stated that Trust Factor is a long-term project, and they are always looking for ways to refine and optimize the system.

Some of the recent changes to Trust Factor include improvements to the way it detects and penalizes cheating, as well as changes to how it handles player reports and feedback. Valve has also introduced a new Prime Status matchmaking system, which requires players to link their phone number to their account and pass a verification process to access a separate matchmaking pool.

Overall, the community response to Trust Factor has been mixed. While many players appreciate the system and believe it has helped to reduce the number of cheaters and toxic players in matches, others feel that it still has room for improvement. Some players have reported experiencing long wait times to find matches, or being matched with players who have vastly different skill levels.

Despite these challenges, Valve remains committed to improving Trust Factor and creating a more positive and enjoyable gaming experience for all CS:GO players. If you are a CS:GO player, you can expect Trust Factor to continue to evolve and adapt in the future, with the goal of creating a fair and competitive environment for everyone.

Overall, CS:GO is an outstanding multiplayer game that offers intense and rewarding gameplay, stunning graphics, and a strong community. If you enjoy first-person shooters and are looking for a game that will keep you engaged for hours on end, CS:GO is definitely worth checking out.