[OneMore]

What do you think of CounterStrikeSharp? Is it a real competitor to Source 2 or just another MetamodeSource addon? There are already a lot of different plugins published on CounterStrikeSharp. While we can't use Source2 with already written plugins, we can start with CSS, and by the time Source2 is presented, CSS could take quite a significant part of the market... These are just thoughts...

[Wizzardoff]

I think its very good, plugins are solid, a lot of them dont work after an steam update,but its a very good solution for server modding. Map voting/rtv often doesnt work, advertisements are ok, afk manager, etc etc, i think its a solid solution because css doesnt crash cs2 servers,at least mine never crashed. Plugins work or dont work,no crashes. At least we can mod something .
The only problem is reloading plugins. Any change need server restart. Otherwise,very very nice thing .

[LarryLevy]

The anticipation for Source 2 in CS:GO has been ongoing for quite some time now, hasn't it? It's exciting to hear about the potential shift to a new engine, especially with all the promises and speculations surrounding it over the years.
By the way, if you're into CS:GO and looking to spice up your in-game experience, you should check out skin.land. It's a fantastic platform for buying and selling CS:GO skins, allowing you to customize your loadout and maybe even earn a bit on the side.
Here's to hoping that the Source 2 transition brings some exciting changes to CS:GO, and not just for Nvidia's amusement!