CSGO fans criticize \u201cdisappointing\u201d 20th anniversary content Some Counter-Strike fans aren\u2019t keen on the idea that all of the released content celebrating the 20th anniversary of Counter-Strike is community-created, and costly. A new weapons case and the official return of a remade map aren\u2019t enough to celebrate 20 years of Counter-Strike, say fans of the series online. Players say that the lack of content on the Valve side of things is disappointing, as all of the content released in the October 18th update comes directly from the community. FMPONE and Volcano, who are community members and not Valve employees, are responsible for the creation and remaking of Cache. And all of the stickers and weapons in the new capsule and case are all community-created as well, with experienced, talented creators designing them. D R A G O N L O R E #CS20 @CSGO https:\/\/t.co\/6oidWB4OGC pic.twitter.com\/ocb1xCDwCX \u2014 Daniel D. Lucanu (@TheDanidem) October 11, 2019 The new skins and stickers are certainly appreciated by fans, as they always are whenever a new case is released, but some fans just expected more for an anniversary this important. In a Reddit post titled \u201cAre you happy with CS20? I\u2019m not and here\u2019s why!\u201d, user AutumnZH expressed why they think the amount of content isn\u2019t enough, and why it\u2019s not ideal for gamers who don\u2019t want to spend more money. \u201cSo far from what I\u2019ve seen, the only new free content for CS:GO released will be the reworked Cache, primarily done by FMPONE,\u201d AutumnZH wrote. \u201cOther than that, there\u2019s really nothing else that I can think of. I won\u2019t lie, the new skins are hella nice but for most players who don\u2019t have a larger budget will never see these skins in their hands.\u201d Today we’re releasing the CS20 Weapon Case and Sticker Capsule. Additionally, old Cache has been replaced by new Cache in Casual, Deathmatch, and Scrimmage. Full details in today’s Blog Post; Cache and Release: https:\/\/t.co\/UQrlzABNr3 pic.twitter.com\/Z7SLvFCmR8 \u2014 CS:GO (@CSGO) October 18, 2019 They described the return of the 1.6 classic knife as a \u201ccash grab\u201d and made comparisons against other popular games celebrating their anniversaries, such as Runescape and the ongoing League of Legends 10th anniversary celebration that give away significantly more content and rewards to its player base. Read more: How to earn LoL anniversary gifts – Other users replied in agreement, with one user calling it \u201cthe most underwhelming anniversary\u201d they\u2019d seen playing online games for 15 years. Another commented that \u201cmost of the stuff done by the community\u201d perfectly sums up CSGO, but that the anniversary event compared to the legacy of Counter-Strike is \u201cunderwhelming.\u201d All is not lost, however, as Valve may have some surprises waiting. The official 20th anniversary is in November, a few weeks away, and certain game files and in-game coding might have revealed some major updates and changes coming to CSGO. These leaks reveal the possibility of new maps, new missions, and new game modes among other things, and potentially these could all be released as part of the first Operation in two and half years, since Operation Hydra in 2017.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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