I used to play a ton of Team Fortress 2 around a year ago. When I had ~150 hours in TF2, my older brother explained to me what CS:GO was. I did't think I would like it because keeping track of money, learning spread patterns, and knowing which gun to use at the right time seemed hard and a bit annoying. But now that two of my irl friends have encouraged me, I've seen that CS:GO is a really fun game and not annoying (unless my team is loosing 6:1). But it is still hard when I'm matched up with people who really know what they're doing or can aim, unlike me who can only head shot someone with the ak-47 when I get lucky.

I used to play a ton of Team Fortress 2 around a year ago. When I had ~150 hours in TF2, my older brother explained to me what CS:GO was. I did't think I would like it because keeping track of money, learning spread patterns, and knowing which gun to use at the right time seemed hard and a bit annoying. But now that two of my irl friends have encouraged me, I've seen that CS:GO is a really fun game and not annoying (unless my team is loosing 6:1). But it is still hard when I'm matched up with people who really know what they're doing or can aim, unlike me who can only head shot someone with the ak-47 when I get lucky.