How to run your own CS:GO server
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LazyGamer
Honestly, just rent a server. Setting one up yourself is a pain with all the configuring, updating, and making sure your PC is on 24/7. Renting a server from a hosting service might cost a bit, but it saves you a ton of hassle.
Best answer
LazyGamer
Honestly, just rent a server. Setting one up yourself is a pain with all the configuring, updating, and making sure your PC is on 24/7. Renting a server from a hosting service might cost a bit, but it saves you a ton of hassle.
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SpeedCheck
DIY server? Make sure your internet can handle it. Nothing's worse than a laggy CS:GO match because your server is running on a potato connection. Check your upload speed before diving in too deep.
ServerGuru99
Starting your own CS:GO server isn't as tough as it sounds! First off, you'll need a decent computer to act as the server. Then, download the SteamCMD tool, which is essential for getting the server files. After installing SteamCMD, you’ll use it to login anonymously and download the CS:GO dedicated server files. The real magic starts with configuring your server.cfg file - this is where you set all your game rules. Don't forget to forward the ports on your router to allow players to connect. There are plenty of detailed guides online that break down each step. Happy hosting!
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