How do competitive CS:GO matches work?
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GamerProX
Competitive CS:GO matches are like the ultimate test of teamwork and individual skill. Each match is typically a battle between two teams of five players each, where one team plays as Terrorists aiming to plant a bomb at designated sites, and the other team plays as Counter-Terrorists, tasked with either preventing the bomb from being planted, defusing it, or eliminating the opposing team. Matches are played over a series of rounds, usually 30, with each round lasting about two minutes. The first team to win 16 rounds wins the match. If both teams win 15 rounds, the match can go into overtime.
Best answer
GamerProX
Competitive CS:GO matches are like the ultimate test of teamwork and individual skill. Each match is typically a battle between two teams of five players each, where one team plays as Terrorists aiming to plant a bomb at designated sites, and the other team plays as Counter-Terrorists, tasked with either preventing the bomb from being planted, defusing it, or eliminating the opposing team. Matches are played over a series of rounds, usually 30, with each round lasting about two minutes. The first team to win 16 rounds wins the match. If both teams win 15 rounds, the match can go into overtime.
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TacticalMaster
Competitive CS:GO is all about strategy and quick reflexes. Teams switch roles after 15 rounds, so everyone gets to play both sides. Communication is key - you gotta keep your teammates in the loop about enemy positions and potential strategies.
LegendLenny
Honestly, competitive CS:GO matches are where legends are made. If you're good at strategizing and have sick aiming skills, you'll do just fine.
CasualCarl
CS:GO matches? Just shoot and hope for the best. Kidding! Kinda. It's more about teamwork and strategy than anything else.
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