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On November 15th, 2024, in an unexpected turn of events, Astralis star Nicolai "⁠device⁠" Reedtz was benched ahead of the upcoming Perfect World Shanghai Major, citing medical reasons. Specifically, in a post on X (formerly Twitter), device said that he was compelled to take a break after experiencing "a recurrence of stress-related health challenges" during Astralis’s recent trip to Singapore for the BLAST Premier World Final.

On November 14th, 2024, Wildcard became the first team in the Americas region to qualify for the upcoming Perfect World Shanghai Major in December. The #32 ranked team in the world kicked things off with a bang as they beat Team Liquid (#13) and paiN (#16) in their opening best-of-one games 16-12 and 13-10 respectively. Today, they went on to play against 9z (#25) for a chance to qualify for the Shanghai Major and they did not miss that opportunity.

On November 13th, 2024, day one of the Americas RMR came to an end with some teams nearing elimination while others passed through with flying colors. One team stood out in particular, not because it’s insanely dominant, but because it’s very unpredictable: BOSS. BOSS is an org-less team, meaning that they are sponsored by no one and hence, its players aren’t paid active salaries - the only money they get is from winning.

On November 12th, 2024, fans tuned in as the Perfect World Shanghai Major Americas RMR was in full swing, with the best of the best facing off for a chance to compete in this year’s final Major. Amongst these teams, we saw Team Complexity facing the Argentinian powerhouse, BESTIA. Although the match started off in BESTIA’s favour, leading 1-3 with a pistol round win, 5 rounds were all that Complexity was willing to concede. Complexity took back the lead in the ninth round, leading 5-4 before running away with it, closing out the best-of-one with a 13-5. While a part of Complexity celebrated the win, they know it’s far from what they want to achieve.

Playing on the same maps in CS2 all the time can get boring very quickly. You go on the same maps provided by Valve, and you already know every little corner there and every strategy other players use to win. This is why the community tried to make the universe more fun and attractive. The Steam Workshop gives you more options to explore with your friends. Maps can let you relax and take a break from the competitive scene, explore, or just help you train to prepare you for more challenges. If you have never done this before, perhaps you don’t know what CS2 workshop maps to choose. This article will present ten cool options to banish boredom and give you top experiences with the game.

On November 11th, 2024, fans are eagerly waiting for the Shanghai Major to commence at the start of December. However, before that, the final qualifiers for the Major will entertain us this month, and among the many teams participating, M80 is a very intriguing contender. Many expected the American team to fall off after G2 Esports snatched their star rifler, Mario "⁠malbsMd⁠" Samayoa, but the remaining team, especially Ethan "⁠reck⁠" Serrano has proven everyone wrong.

People who play CS2 get used to the gameplay quite rapidly. They discover the different maps and learn how to work as a team, no matter which group they’re a part of. But sometimes, being in a team can drag you down or be less challenging. In some cases, when playing with a team, you may feel like there’s just no challenge anymore and that beating opponents, particularly weaker ones, is way too easy. Other times, you get teamed up with people who don’t know what they’re doing and lose. That’s when learning how to 1v1 in CS2 comes in handy – you can play against one person only, immediately making things more interesting and challenging. But how exactly do you join 1v1 games? This article will tell you everything you need to know.

On November 9th, 2024, Patrik "⁠f0rest⁠" Lindberg, one of the most successful and influential players in the Counter-Strike universe, confirmed his retirement to HLTV after a career that lasted almost two decades. f0rest won 23 LAN trophies and eight MVP medals during his time on Ninjas In Pyjamas. He also made HLTV's Top 20 Players of the Year in the rankings' first four CS:GO editions (adding to his two appearances in 1.6 in 2010 and 2011), peaking at No.2 in 2013.

CS2 is a game that has become popular all over the world. Its gameplay and the numerous tactics players come up with make it one of the most fun games to play with your friends. But some players took this beyond entertainment and friendship – they went pro, with some even managing to win various tournaments. Unless you keep an eye on the professional CS2 world, you may not know who the top players are. But don’t worry – we compiled a list of the best CS2 players so you get to know the best performers.

Most people who play CS2 do it for fun. They are ready to relax and unwind at the end of the day, enjoying some adventure and action in their favorite shooter game. However, more experienced players or players who want to go pro usually pay attention to their FPS, and they make the FPS visible on their screens. With frames per second on your screen, you are able to see actions much sooner, allowing you to have a quicker reaction. If you’re interested in doing the same to your game, perhaps you’re thinking about how to show FPS in CS2. Keep reading, and you’ll find out how to see this metric on your screen whenever you want.

On November 8th, 2024, as we approach the ever-incumbent Perfect World Shanghai Major European RMR, we look back on one of the most enigmatic teams we’ve seen this year: Astralis. The Norwegian team found themselves embroiled in controversy earlier in the year over the induction of Casper "⁠cadiaN⁠" Møller well past a deadline. However, even by acquiring their new IGL through questionable circumstances, the team lost several best-of-threes in a row before finally showing some results at BLAST Premiere World Final.

On November 7th, 2024, Valve dropped a new update for Counter-Strike 2 mainly focused on technical adjustments ranging from map and animation fixes to lag compensation and bullet hit feedback. Many of the issues addressed were the highlights of criticism back when CS2 first launched, so it’s a good sign to see Valve giving the game some love.

CS2 cheats have been popular for a long time. They give users various advantages, changing their gameplay by allowing them to customize certain factors like safety and performance. But unless you’ve used cheats for a while or are present on many social media channels focusing on the game, you will not know which CS2 cheats are the best. But don’t worry about it – we’ve compiled a list of the best cheats you can use in CS2 this year so you can enjoy your game to the fullest like never before. Let’s get started!

On November 6th, 2024, PARAVISION moved their head coach, Ivan "⁠F_1N⁠" Kochugov, to their inactive roster. Given that the Perfect World Shanghai Major Europe RMR is just a few weeks away, coupled with F_1N’s recent controversy, the reason seems a bit too obvious. Some speculate, including Russian insider Alexey "⁠OverDrive⁠" Birukov, that part of the reason pertains to the fact that former Virtus.pro skipper Dastan "⁠dastan⁠" Akbayev is now available. Even though F_1N was registered as the team’s coach for the RMR, dastan would still be able to assist the team outside of matches.

On November 5th, 2024, The MongolZ secured their third international title of 2024 by winning this year’s Thunderpick World Championship. They faced off against HEROIC in a best-of-five grand final and won the series 3-1 to take home the $500,000 prize. The MongolZ were very confident going into the grand final as they boasted a dominant form the entire tournament, dropping just two maps overall.