I guess it can be seen as ESEA's take on the rank system that Valve uses. Their new ranking system made ESEA more accessable for less skilled players. But thats a rare thing, even on ESEA.ītw, ESEA has a new ranking system, but I dont know yet if it is any good. And sometimes, just sometimes you meet people that actually understand cs. The only real plus are the servers, they are top notch. Sure this can be avoided by playing with friends, but you can do the same on Valve MM. Especially the toxicity is a BIG minus for a subscription. However, you will still see cheaters and very toxic players. Esea is how valves MM should be, meaning that it should be even better because its pay to play.

Originally posted by oldirty`:I cant really recommend any of them. You get some baiting players who are playing only for their RWS. It's generally for above average players, if you're Nova or silver, it might not be so smart to hit the ESEA servers. Faceit anti-cheat is not yet enforced on every CSGO match, however, it IS enforced on every CSCO match for some reason. Every last few days of the month is infested by hackers to grab those Faceit points. Low elo is mostly populated by Matchmaking scrubs that have another 7d cooldown. However, there's no doubt about it that ESEA has the most effective anti-cheat to date for CSGO. Hackers will always be around, there's no anticheat in the world that will prevent that. If you want to vs rage hackers who atleast have the balls to show that they hack go ahreadīut before you by a sub just think about it. Originally posted by Hidden:Cons for both, they both have more 'elite' hackers that use even more private and secret hacks for 'legit' play.

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