CS:GO devs blessed the community with some big changes in its latest update, one of them being the removal of Train from the Active Duty Group and being replaced by Ancient.
The latest development has elicited mixed reactions from many industry experts, and frankly speaking, it has been a pleasure to get a glimpse on their ways of accepting change.
Let’s take a look at some of the reactions from pros and talents alike on the changes.
Perhaps the best reaction is that of Sasha, arguably the best player to have ever graced the CS:GO scene.
AHAHAHAH, what is this map fellas
— Sasha (@s1mpleO) May 3, 2021
Valde seems excited with the latest update and is looking forward to having “fun”. Calm down Valde, lets not get ahead of ourselves!
Adios Train 👋
This will be fun :D I like some change tho. Hopefully the map will get better and better with time.
— valde (@Officialvalde) May 3, 2021
Charismatic talent, James Banks, is visibly upset and emotional on the removal of Train, his favourite map of all time.
😭 why Train man, why! This one hurts! https://t.co/Wu3YlP7Qwe
— James Banks 🇺🇦 (@BanKsEsports) May 4, 2021
Elige braces us with some hard-hitting truth while others are still in denial. Way to go breaking our hearts Elige, GG!
I’ve never seen a community hate any type of change in a game MORE than in CSGO. Same map pool for 2 decades. Same antique peripherals from 7 years ago😂😂
— Jonathan Jablonowski (@EliGE) May 4, 2021
dev1ce’s response just shows his commitment of being serious at all times, under any given circumstance. Guy’s got a lot on his plate since joining Ninjas in Pyjamas.
So what happens at the RMR can anyone confirm anything?
— Nicolai Reedtz (@dev1ce) May 3, 2021
Bleh is really set on his priorities, playing cock, although not in the literal sense of what just came to your mind, ugh!
SCREW EVERYTHING ELSE, LOOK AT THAT MAGNIFICENT ROOSTER! pic.twitter.com/ApRxY8KXDX
— Bleh (@OfficialBleh) May 3, 2021
Self explanatory, check it out!
CSGO Dev’s in 2021 pic.twitter.com/BGVEorshTG
— tarik (@tarik) May 3, 2021
Was your initial reaction to the change along the same lines?
Have a safe journey my beloved Train!
“Farewell my beloved friend, have a safe journey”
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