CS:GO: m0NESY returns to the subject after seeing smoke

player G2 e-sport† m0NESYHe became involved in another controversial movement during the BLAST Premier Spring Finals 2022 on the inside Counter Strike: Global Offensive †CS: GO† Used this time HE in the middle of hell, om see opponents behind a smoke† The move paid off and resulted in two kills. But is this a mistake?

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Before commenting on the move that took place this Wednesday (15), it should be recalled that the G2 genius has recently been involved in similar controversies. During the matches against Imperial and Natus Vincere during the PGL Major Antwerp 2022, m0NESY used another anti-smoke smoke in the central window of the Mirage. This smoke has helped him on several occasions, both in murders and in intelligence.

After the issue was discussed by the whole community, the young man agreed to stop using the unfortunate grenade and repeatedly apologized in various interviews. Without even commenting on what happened next, Valve announced that they had fixed the bug and it was no longer usable for now.

This time, the discussion is in an HE that allows you to see through the smoke, as mentioned at the beginning of the article. By the way, the truth is that this is an old thing in CS:GO and it happens with some repetitions even though it is not the intention of the players. Everything was planned as far as m0NESY goes, and in January of this year he publicly demonstrated how to do this HE.

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Exactly the same one used by BLAST against Vitality. To look at:

The big question right now is: has m0NESY attacked again or is it just a game mechanic? This is an interesting discussion because smoke is nothing but dense smoke. If we throw something with a strong light behind it – like an HE explosion – can’t we see anything? Did Valve think of it at the same time or did it happen by chance?

Apart from that, we know that m0NESY is not the only one to use this type of bomb. For example, it is constantly used in the B overpass bomber. At this time, The discussion is ongoing for the community and is also awaiting feedback from BLAST or Valve on this.