You cannot access CS2 beta tests like this, even while playing CS:GO. Valve was clear.
On Sunday, we reported that CS:GO’s popularity skyrocketed even further after CS 2 was announced and beta testing began. However, it seems that some players have returned to CS not for fun, but in the hope that Valve will send them a beta invite because of it.
After all, the company announced that it would select users based on their Steam account stats and recent activity on official CS:GO servers. Therefore, players hoped that a return to play would guarantee them an invite.
However, this will not be the case. In fact, Valve announced it like that successively. Blood.
Which doesn’t mean that any player with a high number of hours in CS:GO is going to get an invite out of the blue. Many veterans are posting screenshots on Twitter, indicating that they have several thousand hours under their belt and yet were not selected for testing. Take the example of the Twitter user mantuwhich can boast nearly 13,000 hours of gameplay.
Source: Twitter/mantuu.
Patience should be the key to victory. After all, Valve promised to steadily increase the number of beta testers. until the exit of CS2 in PC, which is scheduled for August 2023. At the same time, the content of the game will be expanded. At the moment only two game modes are available: casual and deathmatch in Dust2, but more will be added in the future.
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