But who knows exactly what they'll do following. And now you’re thinking things will be only slightly off -- maybe a weapon stat turned on its part and a terrorist’s vest left slightly ajar? Well, think a second time>. The latest up-date adds two new maps, makes “a wide range of fixes, ” and completely overhauls Classic Competitive mode’s matchmaking. Valve updated Counter-Strike: Global Offensive today with two additional maps and a refit of the Classic Competitive matchmaking system. Vertigo, a classic Defusal map, returns with a Source facelift in order to its multi-leveled disarray and shadowy camping out nest corners,

whilst Monastery chills things out with an Hands Race among the snowy promenades of a windswept temple. Classic Competing matchmaking now requires queuing up until ten player matches are found before starting a game. Group queuing and online dating with friends will also be possible through a "Play with Friends" option. Cheap CSGO Skins Head over to Global Offensive's website for a short FAQ on the new matchmaking. Valve do a sneaky, small-but-significant thing recently: it expanded its "Top Sellers" list on Steam to include one hundred games. The product sales leaderboard doesn't tell us exactly how many copies a game sold,

however it gives us the vague idea of how well certain games are doing on Steam in a given moment. It's an inherently misleading metric-take that as a disclaimer. Still, as we sit down in the shadow associated with some of 2012's greatest releases, I'd like to take a crack at gleaning what we can using this moment in time. The $50 pre-sale of XCOM is outselling every thing but Borderlands two on Steam. We might be able to chalk that up to fairly generous pre-purchase incentives (which could include a totally free copy of Civ 5 if enough people pre-buy it). It might be mild evidence that demos still work, too. Borderlands 2's high contingency user count in the last few days (reaching 123, 758 last weekend) www.csgo4sale.com