Granted, it’s the CS:GO community: when you lose, it’s mere tradition to accuse the other side of cheating and hacking, and we’ve seen more than a few death threats lobbed across the internet because a team was single-handedly destroyed by another.
RELATED: CS:GO - Pros Are Requesting Valve To Change Up The Map Pool To Help Prevent Burnout Here’s a bit more Counter-Strike: Global Offensive drama, as if the scene hasn’t been steadily imploding since the beginning of the pandemic with unprecedented levels of cheating accusations and rankings sliding sideways as even the most well-versed esport analysts struggle to discern what in the world could possibly happen next.įirst, there have been rumors circulating about Robin ‘flusha’ Rönnquist (also of Team Fnatic) cheating, and Sergey ‘starix’ Ischuk has gone so far as to directly accuse Valve of covering up the Swedish player cheating on LANs to protect their own image.
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