Due to the upcoming transition of our beloved game to the more advanced Source 2 engine, many users are wondering how to gain early access to the closed beta testing. And is Prime status in CS:GO required for this?
The answer is no. Prime status on your CS:GO account does not affect your chances of receiving a beta key. Neither does your rank, playtime, or other parameters.
Although Valve talks about some selection algorithm, it is not visible at the moment. All professional players have gained access to the new game version, but it's more challenging for regular enthusiasts.
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There are numerous examples of individuals with over five thousand hours in the game, global ranking in matchmaking, and level 10 on Faceit who did not receive a key. Meanwhile, their friend, who played the game for only 30 minutes once, can already enjoy the new graphics and mechanics of Source 2. This suggests that there is no specific selection process, and the distribution is entirely random.
Currently, there is no specific information about the exact release date of CS2. However, tournament organizers are actively preparing for the game announcement and developing plans for competitions on the Source2 platform.
But as soon as the developers enable everyone to try CS2, it will be available to all players, regardless of whether they have Prime status or not.
Furthermore, according to some insider claims, the game is expected to be released on July 24, 2023, which generates great interest among franchise fans and the gaming community as a whole.
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