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Before the policy was amended, Steam users were able to ask Valve for help in restoring the items that were ripped off via Steam trade scams, including skins, weapons and more."Let's say we get CS:GO keys for Rs. 100 from traders on Reddit, and we also buy CS:GO gun skins from Reddit for around 80 percent of the market price," he divulged. "What happens next is we sell these keys on Steam's Community Marketplace for Rs. 160 each. After Steam deducts its fees of Rs. 24 (15 percent of the transaction), we get Rs. 136. Essentially, we can get Rs. 136 of Steam wallet funds for Rs. 100." The CS GO keys and guns are both in-game items that are highly sought after. In fact, some feel that a part of the reason for Counter-Strike: Global Offensive's ongoing popularity is the ability to customise your guns with different cosmetic skins. As you play you'll end up obtaining a few and you can use keys to unlock more. The rarer the skin, the more sought after it is by the game's rabid community.

Shortly thereafter, Valve made a post on its official Counter-Strike site which announced that four out of five ex-iBP players were now banned from Valve-sponsored events (i.e. all international majors) indefinitely. Other leagues were swift to follow with their own bans. This was the first time Valve had banned players for non-cheating related issues. But rather than clarify Valve’s role in its eSports community, the developer appeared as ambiguous as ever. Valve was now simultaneously James Naismith and the NBA—the creator of the game as well as its regulator at the professional level. It’s this former role that makes eSports fundamentally different from sports. While there are widely accepted rules to soccer, basketball and hockey at the top level of play, eSports is unique insofar as the game itself changes regularly. When a patch is released that changes a map, movement speed, or a specific weapon’s damage, it changes the game in a way that sports haven’t experienced in decades. Part of being at the top level necessitates the skill and conceptual tools to adapt to these changes.This particular runner's game goes as follows: Start with a lower price weapon like the bayonet, and keep trading for something that you know is going to be worth slightly more. Once you've got a few hundred dollars worth of gear in your Steam backpack, cash it out via a PayPal trade.

Valve made the announcement official heading into the weekend, and it's causing quite a few Counter-Strike fans to call foul. As Valve states in the announcement, however, they gave players plenty of warning before finally taking action.In this generation of machines there are three contenders: the two-year-old Nintendo Wii U and the Xbox One and PlayStation 4, both launched last November. All have their positives and negatives, and all appeal to different types of gamer, so it’s really not just about working out which one has the biggest processor and fanciest visuals. At a basic level, the Xbox One and PlayStation 4 are very similar machines. Both have eight-core AMD central processing units (CPUs) working in conjunction with AMD Radeon graphics processors (GPUs), and both offer 8GB of system memory. An Australian Counter-Strike Global Offensive player and streamer has had his prayers answered, after Valve dipped into their legendary bag of “one-time” gestures."Now that I've had a nice knife, I want one again, so my trading will probably see an increase from here," he admits. "I've had a glimpse of how it works, and as a guy who works in finance I should be in good stead. I just worry that the only way I will get back to items of that level, is I'll have to spend my own money on the marketplace, or open a fuck-ton more cases. I'll probably open a fuck-ton more cases, because I'm addicted."

I saw this coming, to be honest—and I’m personally fine with it, since Siege has clearly positioned itself as a competitive shooter from day one, but it does make me wonder if the days of a significant single-player element in multiplayer-focused games are numbered. There’s also the matter of price to consider. The assumption is that you always want to play online, which may or may not be correct—and do you think Siege will be worth paying $60/￡50 for with just the multiplayer element? CS: GO is just $15/￡12, after all. When a member of North American CS:GO team Cloud9 unapologetically admitted that he and his teammates used adderall during a tournament in March, esports league ESL reacted swiftly, announcing that it would enforce randomized drug testing at its next event before it pursues a larger policy in partnership with two organizations dedicated to anti-doping practices.Eventually, Redline hopes to port the entire project over to the Source 2 development kit and create a free, standalone game called SOCOM: Source. For now, he's continuing to build his new SOCOM community, adding clan support, tournament ladders, and all of the other tools that didn’t exist when the PS2 had its day. “This is the way to get the gameplay back,” he says. There’s determination in his voice. “But [the community] is the bigger picture. We can’t just keep playing the same maps for the rest of our lives.” Mechanical keyboards usually come in “clicky” or quiet variants.The noise caused by the keycap hitting the top or bottom can be mitigated with careful typing, but clicky switches, like those found in the Razer and Cooler Master, always make a noise when activated.So I left Valve for those reasons. I just felt like there wasn't really much direction in terms of doing a new CS project, that would take the existing CS formula and put a spin on it. I started Tactical Intervention using the Source engine as well.It wasn't terribly hard. I just took Counter Strike as a base, and I said "What are the things that I wanted to add that I didn't get a chance to add when I was working on CS?" There were some features, like dogs and vehicles, and having hostages dealt with more interactively.

CSGO Lounge says on its website that placing a bet represents a confirmation you are "in abidance with your country's laws" regarding gambling, including minimum age. EGB, for its part, asks users to tick a box confirming they're of legal age. Neither site responded to multiple requests for comment for this story.

“You can request a refund for nearly any purchase on Steam—for any reason.” stated the announcement. “Maybe your PC doesn't meet the hardware requirements; maybe you bought a game by mistake; maybe you played the title for an hour and just didn't like it.”

The Score reports that the 2015 Cologne tournament will see 16 teams battling for $250,000 in prize money, which will be funded entirely by the ESL. Last year's Cologne tournament offered a similar prize pool but was "community funded" through sales of the 2013 Arms Deal update. Ulrich Schulze, the ESL's managing director of pro gaming, said the ESL-exclusive funding demonstrates its commitment to CS:GO as a professional e-sport.

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