cs superior game i think, thoughts?
Depends. I played CS before Val, and I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt in my mind, I had way more fun playing Val solo queue than CS solo queue. Val had a lot better anti-cheat system in its prime, before this past year obviously. Having to play a 3rd party ranked system because the CS rank system was terrible, was not a highlight. I will say, CS tournaments have a lot more hype going into them then Valorant tournaments do. I wish the crowds were more active, and larger fs. CSGO is still one of my favorite games ever, and I play CS2 ever now and then, but something about 21'-23' Valorant was just so special that IDK if it can be beat. Val is 100% better than CS2 though.
ahem "before this past year obviously"
also, no I am not bad at the game. But I do appreciate you glazing CS2, on VLR none the less...
there are dozens on community notes on steam talking about cheating especially in 23' and even a statement from FACEIT talking about how they fixed it. I'm not saying FACEIT has a terrible anti-cheat, but to say they have no cheaters is just not true
cheater shit losers have to cope so hard lmfao. We know that you guys start frothing at your mouths at the sight of Vanguard, so you have to use the same dumbass spyware excuse to cope with the fact that your game will never be cheater free.
Also, the whole Botzil thing was Riot literally flexing their anti cheat. How are you so braindead to not realize that? They literally said that more cheaters were getting banned because of a new method of cheat, that they fixed so everything went back to normal. They have even said that those who faced cheaters will get their RR back.
Can't expect braincells from a Calorie9 fan.
Valorant's own people admitted that 1 in 10 Brazil mm games had cheaters in them as recent as this january
that was december only because there was a severe spike on cheating cases. and that was due to the anticheat division on riot going on holidays. it was already fixed and theres much less cheaters now
Let's compare more objectively, I'm tired of all this "he said she said"
https://x.com/deteccphilippe/status/1883945555102957617
Faceit's highest amount of cheaters ever is around 1.2%, Valorant averages around 2.5% per region, even if we ignore the time when 1 in 10 games had cheaters.
Faceit anticheat is better than Vanguard. And it has to be, if it wasn't an industry leading anticheat, there'd be no point in playing faceit
both are percentages of game impacted by a cheater.
If either anticheat had a hidden cheater epidemic, it would probably be valorant, as it’s a lot easier to avoid detection due to a much larger playerbase and lack of a demo system
That being said, as it’s our only objective comparison, and both games have a very high detection rate, I’m inclined to just trust both dev’s numbers.
Since my first FPS is Val so I enjoyed it more but I would say when I tried Csgo it was quite good compared to cs2 which makes it feels like garbage for some reason i was barely able to play cs2 because how much lag it caused in between for my 4 year old lap and yeah csgo runned much better compared to cs2
CS2 and Valorant both have incredibly high potential to be unequivocally better than the other, but they both refuse to implement heavily requested mechanics and systems by players that would make the games better.
In terms of esports, CS2 events feel more fun to watch (and especially be at) for me, but I care a lot more about the players and teams in Valorant, and the regional diversity makes storylines much more engaging imo.
Imo CS2 is easier to watch than Val, and I also think it's more impressive watching coordinated nades than it is to watch the same happen in Val (most of the time).
Main thing that has CS2 had going for it in terms of competition is volume of tournaments, and far more top tier teams that fade in and out as times goes by. Val has constantly changing metas, the same number of teams, with players changing in the off season.
Cs2 = consistent meta(s), and wide variety of teams
Val = a variety of metas, but a limited amount of teams.