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Favourite Game

Hi guys! welcome to my first blog for this year.

Today I will be talking about my favourite video game, which is Counter-Strike: Global Offensive. If you like competitive, FPS and team-work games this is a game you should definitely try it out!!! This game is very competitive game. But also based on skills you develop. Different guns have different bullet patterns as you shoot. That makes it harder to shoot as when you move the accuracies of your bullets will be affected. That makes the game very challenging.

I love the game mainly because of how competitive it is and hard it is to get better. I just love a good challenge and this is one of them.

Its very fun if you play with friends and just have a laugh. It gets funny when people get annoyed playing the game. 

If you want to play this game you will have to download Steam as thats where you download the game from.

I don't want to ruin the game for you so I will let you experience it yourself as it is a free game and its PC only.

Thank you for your time,

See you all next time,
Denis.
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  1. Fineas NedeleaOctober 12, 2020 at 11:28 AM

    Hey Denis! Just finished reading your blog post on your favourite game being Counter Strike: Global Offensive. I've played this game before and yeah it definitely fun to play with friends, I did stop playing after a while though as fps games aren't my favourite and I'm not that skilled in them but respect to those that are! 😁

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  2. Cian O'DwyerDecember 20, 2020 at 4:36 PM

    Hey Denis
    I just finished reading your blog. I have never actually played the game Counter Strike: Global Offenive or any Counter Strike game. But after reading your blog, I am very keen to try it out and see what I think of it. I was wondering if you would implement any of the elements or themes of this game into your own game idea. I'm looking forward to reading more of your blog.
    - Cian

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