Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a first-person shooter where everything revolves around multiplayer matches. The sides are divided into terrorists and special forces, and the tasks change from map to map. The match is divided into halves and the sides switch places. At the beginning of the round, the team takes key positions. Warming up before the first shot decides the pace of the round. Typically, one team plants a bomb, and the other interferes with it and defuses the bomb. On other maps you have to rescue hostages or hold a point. Armor, demining kit and grenades are purchased according to the situation. The distribution of roles decides who rushes forward and who covers. Recoil and spread depend on the length of the queue. The outcome of the round is decided by economics and positions: purchased weapons are carried over to the next purchase, so lost rounds save money. The recoil of the barrels requires habit, and smoke and blinding grenades ruin other people's plans. Firing accuracy depends on stopping and correct aiming. Frag grenades knock opponents out of cover. Smoke helps split the map and buy time. The ranked mode selects opponents based on strength, and there are reports of suspicious players. Esports has made the game a part of major tournaments, and cards like Dust 2, Mirage and Inferno are familiar to almost everyone. The maps were processed, and some of the old ones went into the archives. Teams train their moves on certain maps. The change of maps in rotation depends on the mode. For those who are ready to count bullets and seconds, this arena is suitable. Reviewing tapes and practicing became part of the teams' preparation. Tournaments attracted large audiences in arenas. We are working on bugs based on demos of our matches.