Danish analyst and former esports player Jakob "Pimp" Winneche called for efforts to increase the popularity of Counter-Strike 2 in the future in regions other than Europe, as happened with CS:GO.
Pimp suggested working with regional tournament operators and not neglecting parts of the world where Counter-Strike has historically been less popular, or where the game has lost its popularity.
My biggest wish for CS2 when it launches is that it makes it on a global scale.
— Jacob “Pimp” Winneche (@PimpCS2) September 8, 2023
Global offensive turned into European offensive in the past couple of years, to no good for anyone.
With CS2 coming out hopefully all regions, all players see it as a great opportunity to change…
On September 1, following the release of Premier mode, Valve took a small step towards extending the success of Counter-Strike beyond Europe. To this end, the developers created regional leaderboards where the top 1000 players in terms of rating points are ranked. Also, according to rumors, Valve plans to hold the second major for CS2 in 2024 in China, which may also indicate the company's intentions to popularize the shooter in different parts of the world."
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