Playing scrims, deathmatch and league games are great for improving. However, sometimes you might be better off going in solo or with only your team on a server to practice spray patterns, grenades and executes. This blog post will cover all of the commands you might need to do so, as well as provide you with a ready-to-go practice config that you can run on your server or CS:GO client.
Valve recently made a change to how their CS:GO servers operate. To start your CS:GO server, you’ll now need a Gameserver Login Token (GSLT) to be registered with your server.
You can create a token for your game servers by going to Valve’s official steam gameserver login token page here:
http://steamcommunity.com/dev/managegameservers
To create a token you’ll need to fill in the two fields at the bottom of the page under “Create a new game server account”:
App ID: Fill in the ID of the game you want to create a token for. In this case, 730 for CS:GO.
Memo: Fill in the name of your new token. Make sure it is something you remember so you know which server this is for. For example, it could be the same as the hostname of your server.
Once you click create, your “Login Token” will appear. Simply copy the string and paste it in the input field below:
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