CS:GO? or CS:NO?

lengxninja

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I recently got my tax return and was wondering if maybe I should get CS:GO or save it up? Please comment below what I should do :P
 
It's a fully-featured game with some great new additions and features. If you like Counter-Strike's gameplay, it's basically more of the same with some improvements

And since it's only $15 (and goes as low as >$5 on-sale) I would definitely say it's worth the price tag
 
I personally really enjoy CS:GO - The community it's based around isn't really all that great. There are a lot of jerks in the community but you'll find that anywhere.

If you were interested in CS:S, and even if you weren't, I think it's a good buy! I don't regret it! On top of that, you would be able to support the eGO community even more by playing on the CS servers.

That's all I really gotta say. In the end it's up to you! :)

~grim.
 
CS:No. The only real reason I say this is because it's just a pretty version of CS:S. eGO only really has a Jail Server that's just started up.
 
It also has custom skins for weapons and there is a competitive mode not available in CS:S.You can make money opening crates and selling the skins. You can also bet skins on pro matches. A lot of people make money doing either or both.
 
Compared to other CS games, it is alot more competitive, and alot more enjoyable game in my opinion. Considering it is my favorite game I may be a little biased here but to me it is probably one of the best shooters out there. It includes alot of teambased and skilled gameplay. I would recommend it :D
 
I've never really been interested in the CS series.... but once I bought GO, I was hooked lol I would highly recommend buying the game and playing with us!
 
CS:No. The only real reason I say this is because it's just a pretty version of CS:S. eGO only really has a Jail Server that's just started up.

wayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy different from how you described it
 
Save up, also thats one game that always goes on sale so never pay full price for it.
 
If you're more into casual gaming, I'd definitely take cs:s over cs:go. However, if you're into competitive gaming, GO is easily the way to go. (no pun intended)
 
If you decide to purchase it wait for a sale. It's a good game(not as CSS) and it'll take some time to get adjusted playing it(if you play on a regular basis source) .It kinda grows on you in time(at the beginning I hated-deep seated hatred :) but got over it) and a heads up- it's way different than source(from graphics to shooting pattern- the way the gun fires)
 
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