Recent reviews by JeongDohee( 정도희)

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was my first paid game, so I spent a lot of time on it. I've been playing it since I was in my second year of high school. I bought it to play with my friends. It was a sweet moment because it opened up my online gaming world immensely. I've played it for over 2,000 hours. This is the best first-person shooter of its time. I have a lot of experience with Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, both good and bad, mixed together. The game has a campaign to make my friend very serious about it. Sometimes I disturb the concentration, causing friends to be in the game, but overall, I am happy with this game with friends until The arrival of Valorant, a game similar in style to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, made a lot of my friends move to Valorant. It made me very lonely in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. Moreover, the game's patch update has nothing interesting to offer to attract new players, only selling gun skins, but God forbid. It's not that Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's skin trading market system is developed from value; it's something that Steam earns from the tax on item prices, which allows many people to earn real money. obtained by flipping the market because the price of the item is caused by supply and demand, where I myself wasted a lot of money buying gun skins and opening random crates in the hopeless hopes of getting a knife from the crates. If you buy the key and all the boxes, you should be able to buy a good knife skin in the game. A few months after the release of Valorant The game Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was starting to become deserted without as many players as before. This counted only for matchmaking. Including various small problems such as hacks that do not go away from the game but still increase and the unbalanced rank system because of the small number of players and most people rank in the top places when there is Newcomers with low ranks were arranged to face high-ranking players, making the game even more unplayable. But on the other hand, on the Faceit platform, it is still being played and is also giving birth to more pubstars or new rising stars.

In Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, the professional competition continues to thrive even though the number of players is reduced, but the viewership has increased slightly, allowing the industry to continue in 2023. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is back in the air again with rumors of a major update. Counter-Strike: Global Offensive will have Part 2 with a completely new game graphics upgrade, including rework. map

I feel like it might bring back the peak era of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive after the huge player base moved to Valorant. Returning to the old place where they still think and have good moments. I believe that at the end of the game industry, every game will last for a long time and be sustainable only when everyone in society helps each other and works together.