This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.

This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.

This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.

This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.

This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.

This guy is genuinely one of the most insufferable players I’ve ever encountered. In Counter-Strike 2, he’s a walking disaster—no aim, no awareness, no communication, just dead weight every round. He plays like it’s his first time using a mouse, rushes without thinking, dies instantly, and somehow still believes he’s helping. But what makes it worse is his complete lack of self-awareness. He never speaks in-game, never calls anything out, never responds to teammates, yet acts like he’s above everyone else. And now, after being rightfully called out, he’s started obsessively commenting on my Steam profile every single day—like a sad, petty little troll who can’t handle being irrelevant. He’s the kind of person who ruins the match and then tries to follow you around online like it’s going to make a difference. It’s pathetic. Instead of improving or moving on, he’s decided to turn being a nuisance into a full-time hobby.