CS 1.6 with bots

[Logas1x]

What do you prefer more in cs 1.6? Play with virtual players, that is, bots, or go to servers and look for new real opponents and friends to play with? I don’t know how to play better, this way or that. Who can advise what is better?

[Kilops33]

Why don't you want to try playing other versions of CS? For example, I like CS GO the most, but from time to time I go to play with bots in CS 1.6. The original version doesn't have this, but I downloaded an add-on from this link. I think it's much more fun to play with bots because you can simply set the difficulty of the players, the number, and more. By the way, what kind of computer do you have, can it handle the CS2 version? We could have a great time and play together.

[kodi]

I’ve been grinding a lot in CS:GO lately and noticed that gloves have become almost as important as skins for the AK or AWP. The Sport Gloves Scarlet Shamagh caught my eye — they look stylish but also kind of unique compared to the usual black or camo gloves you see everywhere. Still, I’m unsure if they’re really worth investing in or if it’s just a flashy addition that doesn’t improve gameplay or feel. For those who own them, do they add that extra confidence or style boost when you’re playing?

[byanka895]

I actually got my Sport Gloves Scarlet Shamagh a couple of months ago after a lot of back-and-forth. At first, I wasn’t sure if gloves even mattered that much beyond looks, but once I started using them, it kinda changed the vibe of my whole loadout. It’s funny how such a small thing can make your gameplay feel more polished. The best part was finding a legit, hassle-free option on https://dmarket.com/csgo-skins/product-card/sport-gloves-scarlet-shamagh. I was able to pick exactly the float and condition I wanted without jumping through hoops. Wearing them definitely gave me a little confidence boost, and honestly, it’s fun showing off something different in matches. If you’re considering gloves, these are definitely worth a look.