Top 3 streams of the csgo saudi bonesaw cup are all costreamers 💀
gaules, ohnepixel - carry csgo, even out of those, most of ohnepixel's & csgo twitch streams have been gambling cases/csgoroll. it aint looking great, also did you hear about CS2 having 13 rounds to win now after they copied the buy screen, lel.
https://twitter.com/aquaismissing/status/1691661912637907210
https://www.hltv.org/forums/threads/2806994/cs2-mr12
never said he promoted it, but most of his streams/content is gambling cases. he just does it in game, still doesnt mean its not gambling.
And MR12 was used way back in cs 1.5 and 1.6 tho
come on now, lets have a limit to coping and understand this was done because valorant did it & was successful. same with buy screen copy.
Yeah I get what are you saying, but he does it for entertainment and he says to his viewers that obviously cases aren't worth it
And nah, this ain't coping. It's a fact that MR12 was used way back in the day, and it's a fact that valorant has some influence to these changes. But we need to agree that is actually a good change, since CS rounds are long af
Plus don't come with the buy menu "copy", that's just a little thing to cry about and say that cs copied something lmao
And MR12 was used way back in cs 1.5 and 1.6 tho
It was actually 1.3, 1.4 and 1.5 if I remember well. The change to MR15 was done during 1.5 era. 1.6 was always on MR15. but overall you're correct, the first few years of competitive CS it was MR12. Also, Riot didn't copy CSGO, they mainly copied 1.6 when they created Valorant (bringing back that feeling was one of the first things that Riot devs mentioned when they first talked about Project A). I assume most ppl here are too young to have played 1.6, so they keep confusing things
i don't mean in this moment, growth will catch up
also saw figures that edg matches had 800k viewers in china alone but not sure if they are true or correctly calculated from engagement points in china
if tencent can get val to blow up in china it will probably break LOL ~4 mil records once esports becomes more profitable