Some people are curious, if you knew you could have just told them.
As someone who regularly works on multiplayer stuff but doesn't play CS, I like seeing how other games change their meta over time and why.
Curiosity, at least on my part. I like to at least lurk in threads like these just because I find it interesting to read about even if what I learn I never use and will have no further impact on my life than occupying my attention for a few minutes.
Oh snap. Entire team strategies would be affected if it's played that much more than every other map. If you have a squad that plans around that aspect of the map, you would have to fundamentally alter your entire approach. Woof. Thanks for the context!
If I understand this right it seems like the same kind of reaction from Valve than what we saw a few years ago on dota 2 with the Pudge/Kotl interaction. In both case it was considered ok up until the point where it became the deciding factor for a match with a big prize pool.
Because the title of the OP says valve and not CSGO. And plus why do you have to be rude about it. If you dont want to give them the context of the post then just ignore them and dont reply. Its a simple question. You dont have to be rude.
Ehhh...that would be assuming valve cares half as much about cs as it does about Dota, which they definitely don't. This is more a case of valve finally getting around to addressing something the community (read: pros) have been complaining about for years. sucks for casuals as its an iconic element of the map, but for competitive reasons i guess its necessary.
