It's also one of the most popular maps in professional games due to its complex design that has spiced up many intense matches.

Valve's (non-)communication strategy is about avoiding the "pitfall of promises," a dev explains.

Valve's "dead game" effect could be another CSGO Source 2 hint

Strange :> Early in the morning of March 9, Valve's flagship first-person shooter Counter-Strike: Global Offensive disappeared from the Steam Store. Players could still play it and could even find it when searching the Steam Store, but _...Read More_

[https://www.google.com/amp/s/afkgaming.com/amp/articles/csgo/News/6854-csgo-question-appears-on-math-exam-paper-in-vietnam](https://www.google.com/amp/s/afkgaming.com/amp/articles/csgo/News/6854-csgo-question-appears-on-math-exam-paper-in-vietnam) "A question based around CS:GO appeared on a practice math exam in Vietnam"

"Valve has already named the textures in its engine. - CS:GO -

>""Pings no longer highlight players. This eliminates any instances of being able to reveal a hidden enemy.""

Playing

"Not this again."

>"Your friends can now be literal backstabbers."