Recent reviews by TrinityGhosT

Maybe add a tutorial or some kind of instructions? After a few minutes of playing i uninstalled the game because it wasn't at all clear on what I was supposed to do.. I was confused of how I was supposed to spawn in, some of the controls, and much much more. I would gladly write a new review on this game if they would explain something when you join as a new player, instead of you having to join an online match and figure the sh*t out yourself with no help.

CS:GO is a very addicting game, and also very hard to master. Although you may be able to be getting 5 kills per death on other FPS shooters, CS:GO is different and you may not like it at first for that reason. CS:GO is a very team based and strategic game[/b]. In competative, a team of 5 Terrorists will try to plant and defend the bomb at a bomb site (A or B), and/or try to eliminate the enemy team, 5 Counter-Terrorists who try to guard the bomb sites, eliminate the Terrorists, and defuse the bomb (if planted). If the bomb is blown up, Terrorists win the round no matter what, and if the bomb is defused, the Counter-Terrorists win the round no matter what. Buy that $400 Defuse Kit! It will cut the defuse time from 10 seconds to 5! One of the biggest strategic areas is economy. While in most FPS games, this is non-existant, in CS:GO both teams will have to buy armor, weapons, and different kinds of grenades they will need at the beginning of the round. Every player will start with $700 in the first round of each half (which is just enough to purchase kevlar vest, a different pistol, and/or a few grenades), and will get money after every round depending on if their team wins or loses the round (if your team loses multiple in a row, you will get more money for each loss up to a certain point). Players will also earn money based on the kills they get, different weapons award different amounts. For the Terrorists, planting the bomb will also earn the whole team a money bonus, and a bit extra for the bomb planter. To succeed in a game of CS:GO, you and your team will need to communicate to decide how you are going to beat the other team. This includes being smart about the things you buy, and if another teammate should buy for another, also if a round is unwinnable but there are still one or more players on the team still alive, they may hide and save their armor, weapons, and grenades for the next round, because what you are equipped with will carry over to the next round. Also, in some situations it is worth buying a different pistol instead of a primary, because if you can manage to kill an enemy or any dead player, their gun and unused grenades will have dropped and can be retrieved by any player, which can be a huge money saver and can effect what you and your team will be able to buy the next round. Player's positions are also very important, the CT have to guard two different bomb sites, while the T can choose one or the other to plant the bomb. More experienced players will even sometimes fake out the CT's by pretending to be going to one site, then having the bomb go to the other bomb site, sometimes the CT team will have the players on one site rotate to the other site if they think thats where the T's are going, and the bomb carrier could have an easy plant, or only one guy contesting him. Many different strategies used by both teams are very important and will make the team much better than if the players just did what they wanted to on their own. Another very important think is the purchase and use of utility (grenades, defuse kit, etc.), which can be very complicated having each player do their role. Teams can execute many different strategies using their utility, they can use it to quickly blind the enemies temporarily (and themselves if used incorrectly), obstruct the enemies vison, slow them down, damage and even kill them. Even for players who have trouble with the game, it can still be fun because the different things they can do to put the enemies in ban situations, and help the player or their team win the round.
A warning before you play though... This game can be very addicting and you could end up spending a lot of money opening cases, buying, selling, and trading to get different skins for your weapons (changes the look/camo of the weapon). I will admit I am guilty of this, I have spent maybe $300 to $400 on skins and keys to open cases, so be prepared. Also, there is much more I did not explain in this, so figure it out yourself when you get the game ;)

There are many more modders on PC than on PS4 or Xbox One, which can be good if they do things that the users in the lobby will enjoy, but is no fun when you join a lobby where one is continuously teleporting you high in the air so you fall to your death, or blowing everyone up for no reason. Also if you want to risk being banned, many modders will drop money for you for free.. I wouldn't suggest that though, keep a clean account, VAC Bans sure don't make you look trustworthy... Overall, even with the occasional death by annoying modder, I enjoy the game. There are tons of different missions and races, and you have to work to get the nice appartments and cars you want to pimp out. In my opinion, it is best to use keyboard/mouse for shooting, and a controller for driving/flying. I use both when I play.