As a first-person shooter aficionado and former CS:GO<\/em> pro and current VALORANT<\/em> streamer, Tarik was always going to dabble in the Counter-Strike 2 <\/em>limited test<\/a> after its announcement.<\/p>
The 27-year-old Twitch star has been a huge fan of everything he\u2019s seen so far. He was quick to point out that it\u2019s been nothing short of \u201ccool\u201d and fun\u201d so far, which are words that keep popping up. But like fellow streamer Shroud, who is concerned about the new smokes<\/a> even though everyone seems to be hyping it up, Tarik has some reservations.<\/p>
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Given he pivoted to streaming VALORANT<\/em> almost exclusively in 2022 and it paid off big time<\/a>, it\u2019s too early to tell whether the Turkish-American has been swooned by CS2\u2019s <\/em>release and if he may pack in the Riot Games hero shooter for a comeback. If Valve announces more changes, however, that could be a different story.<\/p>
The official website<\/a> does state the limited test only evaluates a subset of features, and there\u2019s more to come, which will be revealed leading up to its Summer release.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
