The current meta is grappler, double barrel (at least for solos) and some form of SMG.

Grappler makes getting height easy, and building pointless. Double barrel does 200 damage with a body shot, and SMG's are obviously obnoxious.

Current state isn't great, I've went from a 10 kd and 35% win percentage to a 7kd and a 20% or so this season. Not enjoying it as much as season 1-3.

But, it's not dying. I'm fairly certain the player base is willing to adapt and get used to new things. I understand why people dislike it, but wanting it to die seems petty. Also, the double pump required more aim than you seem to let on, I don't think it was ridiculously OP.

kana wrote The current meta is grappler, double barrel (at least for solos) and some form of SMG.

Grappler makes getting height easy, and building pointless. Double barrel does 200 damage with a body shot, and SMG's are obviously obnoxious.

Current state isn't great, I've went from a 10 kd and 35% win percentage to a 7kd and a 20% or so this season. Not enjoying it as much as season 1-3.

But, it's not dying. I'm fairly certain the player base is willing to adapt and get used to new things. I understand why people dislike it, but wanting it to die seems petty. Also, the double pump required more aim than you seem to let on, I don't think it was ridiculously OP.

I think the new things there adding is keeping the game alive

I used to play it almost daily... but the fact that if you dont play for a week you miss 4 updates is ridiculous.. i understand they want to keep the game fresh however eventually it gets to the point where it is TOO updated.

When I used to play it I had fun dont get me wrong but it is such a frustrating game, 9 damage from a blue pump at point blank range? you gotta be kidding me.

All in all I hope the game dies soon and all the old games that used to own Twitch climb back to the top.

I also dont understand how people can enjoy watching this over competitive CS? This is my personal opinion but I find CS:GO tournaments much more entertaining than watching people ramp push 100 feet into the air..