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♥♥♥♥ eaters keep playing the game without cheats and complain about cheaters.
I decided to call it quits after 127 weeks. It was an honor to be part of this for over two years. The first year was fun, the second one was a hard grind, but after 125 weeks, it's been only pain and is still not worth it for me.
Don't forget, it's just a game and nobody really cares about it.
I will keep following your journey and wish you all the best.
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This was my last hurrah in the XP Overload. I think it’s better to decide that enough is enough and let it go, rather than lose out on something this week that will haunt me in the future. I’m a few hundred XP short, but it involves too many sacrifices and doesn’t really offer anything extra. Valve doesn’t acknowledge or track our existence anywhere. I hope that one day there’ll at least be a post about the last one.
In three years, we’ve gotten two new maps and pretty much nothing else. And there are more cheaters every day... The whole CS2 scene is just a big business that makes its money off skins and is too scared to touch the engine. They’d rather let people cheat in every match. It’s a shame... and that’ll be its downfall.
I’m calling it quits after 127 weeks—wishing you all continued success!