friberg: "How are the weapons, gunplay, and movement still 10x better in CS:GO than CS2?"

Shortly after playing a CS:GO match with other Swedish CS legends — and Richard "shox" Papillon — against former Eastern European pros, Adam "friberg" Friberg expressed his opinion that the gunplay and movement feel "ten times better in this game than CS2".

The once-crowned King of Banana went on to say that the movement and spraying feel so much more crisp in Global Offensive. He speculated that subtick and baked-in 64-tick servers could be the issue. friberg went on to express that it would be interesting to see if 128-tick servers would make Valve's newest FPS feel smoother.

The answers to these questions will probably never be found, given that there's no reason to believe Valve will re-introduce the ability to run servers with a higher tickrate than their current 64-tick limit.