Lets Talk About Blogs (First Personal Blog: My Favorite Moments on CS:GO)

Hello fellow blog readers, if you haven't noticed, I love to write blogs on this site. My love for writing blogs is so great that I am dedicating myself on this new separate topic. I am going to start writing blogs on just things occurring in my life and what I experience. I'm sharing some of the most greatest, depressing and interesting moments that I would experience first handed. This will also include many different topics like the games that I'm playing or like what I've done so interesting to share for that day. There will be no schedule on these blogs, however, hopefully I will be able to write a blog every day.

Todays Blog: My Favorite Moments on CS:GO​

Counter Strike is one of my favorite FPS games online. It's a competitive shooting game with many ranks and skins available for the player as he or she progresses on. I am currently in rank Gold Npva 1, and I've pretty much learned all the basic components to the game. Today, I played the game 4 straight hours teaming up with friends across the country to rank up. So far, some of the best moments was when I was playing in Dust, acing three straight games with just an AK47. I personally like to play on the terrorist side, mainly because of the skins I have on the guns found in that team. I've got a couple of Reds, Pinks, and Purples that applies to guns like Ak47 and my SG0B3. I've recently just been saving up cases and trying to obtain a certain amount in order to stream my self opening all of them at once. Hopefully, I'm able to get some newer knife skins in the game as well as the gloves. It's pretty hilarious how there are gloves found in the game, something I joke around with my friends saying, "CSGO will soon turn into team fortress with having the chance in obtaining hats." My friends are not too fond of team fortress so my jokes always appears to fail. However, I can't deny that their puns on CS are pretty horrid. I can recall, us talking over on Discord, ghosting in one of the matches. My friends ages varies from 10 to 19. Furthermore, the one ten year old in our team loves to rage in-game. Back to the topic, while we were ghosting, the ten year old named Zack started crying over his ping. He describes his movements to be so static to the point where everyone appears to be teleporting in short areas in his screen. Later, he started raging over his aim in the game blaming it on the team. Now, I'm sure that he's mainly frustrated because no one wouldn't cover him, however, there was no reason for him to really blame his aim on us. I asked him if he should go to sleep, because most of my friends stay up past 5 am. He just yelled back in reply saying that he's leaving from the team. I had to trade him some skins for him to feel better. However, most of my friends believed that I made the wrong move in trying to bring him back. I decided anyways for myself, since I like to help anyone that are close to me. Plus, Zack is my buddies little bro, so in order to satisfy him I'd have to accept his little brother too. Other than the raging moments today, I won a couple of games during the duration of five hours. Not only that but, one of my friends got up to Gold III. He's also trading me an AWP skin for helping him throughout the day. Today, was a great day playing with friends on CS:GO.