In fact, the game CSGO was not played by many people just after it came out, but it was revitalized after the professional competition, but it was not in China. At that time, all the players in China were still playing cross-fire CF. I don't mean to look down on CF here, but the game is really too biased towards entertainment. The competition is completely incomparable with CSGO, let alone the appreciation. Whether an e-sports game can be popular or not is very important. If it can be strengthened with money, can it still be called competition?
Last year, the popularity of CSGO in China was really wave after wave. First, eggplant got a little hot in bilibili, and then PDD came to CSGO to unpack it, which directly brought a lot of traffic to CSGO. In addition, many CSGO anchors switched from the fire cat platform to the betta platform with greater traffic, so CSGO finally exploded in China.
However, it is a pity that although the game is simple to play, it is not difficult to get started, and it is very difficult to keep the state all the time, so most of the players who join in have become casual players. Although there are many competitive players, CSGO as an FPS game still needs a lot of practice, and it will not become stronger if you simply play more.
This is different from MOBA games. Generally, if you don't play MOBA games for a long time, you will feel nothing at most, and you will recover after playing two games. However, you must keep practicing games like CSGO every day. No matter whether you are an expert or a novice, you will only get beaten if you play the ladder without practicing, not to mention that you will lose your gun sense if you don't play for a long time.
Did you join CSGO's army last year? Welcome to discuss.