In his recent interview, ENCE team captain Marco "Snappi" Pfeiffer shared his thoughts on the readiness of CS2 for the pro scene!

Snappi:

The game is really bad at the moment. But as professional players, it's our job to accept it. The game is gonna switch, and we just have to adapt. We have to play, we have to have positive eyes on it. I think everyone knows that the game is bad currently. There is 64-tick, there are a lot of issues with the game, and they released it prematurely. But with that said, it's our job to accept that and work with it, try our hardest, and just accept it with positive arms despite it being a shit game at the moment.

 

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Recall that this Wednesday, 27th of September, Valve officially released CS2 for public access! Thus ending the 11-year history of CS:GO.

Currently, many professional teams are participating in the ESL Pro League Season 18, which will be played out on CS:GO, after which the BLAST Premier Fall Showdown will be the final tournament of this fading era.

Source - HLTV