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Counter-Strike 2 represents the latest iteration of the beloved Counter-Strike series, introducing significant technological advancements and fresh gameplay features. Initially introduced as a limited test in March 2023, it officially launched on 27 September 2023, as a free upgrade for existing players of the previous version, Global Offensive.

Once you’ve created your CS2 server, you will find the connection details in your dashboard. To join the server, simply copy the connect command provided, launch CS2, open the console, and paste the command.

For more detailed instructions, check out our step-by-step guide here.

Sub-tick in Counter-Strike 2 is a new system that provides precise timing calculations for player actions, which were previously evaluated in discrete time intervals in CS:GO (64 or 128 times per second), sometimes resulting in timing errors.

With sub-tick updates, the server receives packets containing precise timing information for each action, allowing it to simulate player actions accurately. This makes moving and shooting equally precise, reducing the need for a high tick-rate since packets contain more information about the exact timing of actions.

We offer comprehensive support for CS2 plugins powered by MetaMod. With our user-friendly one-click installer, you can effortlessly activate a range of plugins, including Scrims and Practice, Fake RCON, and many others.

For step-by-step instructions on installing additional plugins, please refer to our guide in this article.

Absolutely not. Unlike some providers who impose limits on server performance based on CPU or RAM usage, we do not engage in such practice to promote the purchase of more expensive options. With our CS2 servers, you can always expect unrestricted access to the performance necessary.

Our CS2 servers are equipped with Ryzen 7900 (or similar top-tier CPU), 128GB of DDR5 RAM, and SSD storage, ensuring peak performance at all times. Additionally, our real-time sub-tick server monitoring runs in the background, ensuring optimal server performance without lifting a finger on your end.