Valve recently released Counter-Strike 2, the most popular game in the Counter-Strike series. Thus, while the tombstone of Counter-Strike: Global Offensive was erected, the new game was released without MacOS support. The players reacted to this situation. Here are the details…
Counter-Strike 2 is not released for Mac computers!
Counter-Strike 2 was released with an update for the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive game. Thus, players no longer need to add a separate game to their library. In this case, it was necessary to download the update.
While users with Windows operating systems downloaded Counter-Strike 2 and had fun, Mac computer users were unfortunately deprived of it. This is because, according to reports, the game is not compatible with MacOS.
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According to what the players say Counter-Strike 2, Match on computers only Windows is trying to execute a valid transaction for and cannot log in to the game. this too valve‘s game macOS It means that it does not make it compatible for its users. Of course, in this case, some players tried to return to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive.
Valve removed MacOS from the supported operating systems section of Counter-Strike 2’s page following complaints from MacOS users. When we look at Valve’s official FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions) page, there is information that there is no MacOS support.
A Mac player who played CS:GO for thousands of hours and spent hundreds of dollars for in-game items officially rebelled against this situation. Stating that Valve has constantly maintained that Windows is not a monopoly operating system for games, the user added that he was disappointed.
It is not known whether Valve will make Counter-Strike 2 compatible with MacOS, but the company is reportedly working on it. Otherwise, Valve may get a big reaction from the players. Of course, this reaction will not be limited to MacOS users only.
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