"CS: GO" will no longer include Dust2 in Active Duty Group. The players will not be allowed any more to use the bomb defusal map during tournaments, as Valve announced that it will be replaced by an equally familiar map.
"CS: GO" Brings Back Inferno Map
"CS: GO" website reveals that Inferno map is enlisted under the Casual and Deathmatch game modes of the popular first person shooter. It should be noted, though, that the map was overhauled in October last year, along with other game changes. Moreover, Inferno map is also next to Nuke to make a return in the tournament map roster of
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Meantime, the "CS: GO" latest lineup of a competitive map will be DreamHack Masters, and will be held on Feb. 15 in Las Vegas. However, reports suggest that teams who joined in the qualifiers of Intel's Extreme Masters Katowice on Feb. 4 will need to play Dust2 for the last time. On the other hand, those who were able to move to the next level are now expected to familiarize themselves with Inferno, Game Revolution reported.
OpTic "CS: GO" Looks At Alternative To Replace Stanislaw
OpTic "CS: GO" is currently looking for a replacement for Peter "Stanislaw" Jarguz, as the game-leader already left the team last Feb. 1. However, reports suggest a very small chance for OpTic Gaming to find a good replacement, given the fact that the list of in-game-leaders and free agents are also small in the North American Counter-Strike.
A replacement for "CS: GO" DreamHack's Master event was named Spencer "Hiko" Martin, but only for a trial, along with Luis "Peacemaker" Tadeu as coach. Now, the team is looking at four alternatives if the "CS: GO" veteran will not fit into the team, DEXERTO reported.
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