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Hello. This is a piece I wrote on some of my top DM servers in 2022 so far. I’ve also posted their respective IP addresses, which you can simply copy and paste into the console if you wish to join. These servers range from pistols to rifles to AWPs. Some offer skins, 128 tick servers, exclusive weapons (such as pistols only), headshot only, and so on. You can also DM on a variety of custom maps from the Workshop page with friends or bots. All you need to do is go to Steam, find the map, subscribe to it, and it should be ready to use in-game (you might have to restart it). If you’re playing with friends, you would need to create a lobby, invite them, and set permissions to, “Private Match.” On a side note, I just found out Faceit is testing their own servers under Server Browser (such as Ancient and Inferno DM) if you’re interested. Lastly, if you have any suggestions for the article or any favorite DMs, feel free to share them. Thanks. Top 10 CS:GO DM Servers (2022; Gamersdecide)

Hello there. As the title says, I compiled a list of some of my favorite/top riflers in the game today. I’ve based it on HLTV’s 2.0 rating, which covers a wide assortment of stats such as ADR, KPR, IPR (Impact Rating), and so on.  In case you’re unfamiliar with HLTV’s 2.0 rating, I put a description of each stat in the intro. It doesn’t completely assess a player’s skill, but it does paint a pretty picture at the very least :). I’ve also included my own personal assessment of each player based on some of their gameplay/observations and their respective stats. For example, a strong KPR (Kills Per Round) may signify that you’re putting yourself in the right place at the right time, more or less. So instead of having your back turned to your enemy (which results in death for the most part), there’s a good chance you’re often seeing the enemy face to face when you consistently frag. And when you can spot enemies beforehand, confront them face to face, or at least have a fighting chance...

Hi everyone. This is a piece I wrote regarding some of my favorite bot commands/settings. To be honest, most of them are fairly common/well-known, but it doesn’t hurt to share them. There are a few however, that are, perhaps, less common such as the bot utility or no target command. Unlike, “bot_dont_shoot ,1” with, “notarget 1,” for example, they will not react or look at you. But, probably my favorite thing about playing with bots is the wide assortment of custom maps you can use (from the workshop; mostly for DM purposes). So if you want to learn more about CS:GO’s bots and their behavior/settings, check out the article. You can also put your favorite bot commands in the comments, but preferably those that are not as common. I could always learn something as well. And as always, if you have any suggestions about the topic or article, feel free to post them. Thanks for reading. Top 15 Bot Settings in CS:GO (Gamersdecide)

  Hey guys. This is an article I wrote regarding some of my favorite resolutions/Aspect Ratios/Display options that you might like. Honestly, I didn’t think much of 4:3 stretched before writing this article, but now after using it, I have a greater appreciation for it because it feels more immersive than a 16:9 AR (albeit, less clear). Some give and take here. On the other hand, the 4:3 AR combined with black bars was a different, but nice experience as if I had the ability to zone in a particular area of a map (not necessarily zoom in, however). It’s funny because after using a 4:3 stretched display for awhile, when I went back to 1920 x1080 | 16:9, it seemed way smaller than when I originally used it. Not saying one’s definitely better than the other, but really, the best thing to do is test it out and see what you like. So if you’d like some suggestions as to what kind of display to use, feel free to give the article a read or glance. Top 5 CS:GO Resolutions (Gamersdecide) As al...

  Hi everyone. This is my personal take on some of the best teams in 2022. I’ve based it on HLTV’s 2.0 rating, which includes various stats for each player such as KDR, DPR, ADR, and so on. I’ve also included a description and definition for each stat (from the 2.0 rating; in the intro). Each player in their respective lineup is evaluated based on this rating as well as from my own personal observations. So if you want a general idea of a player’s performance with respect to their team/role or just want to know a bit more about HLTV’s 2.0 rating, feel free to give it a read or glance. I apologize if it’s a bit long, but if you have any other constructive feedback or general comments feel free to post them. And as always, thanks for reading. Top 10 Best CS:GO Teams (2022 edition/Gamersdecide)