Jacob Dunlap+FollowSeason 3 is dropping — will Cache actually save Valve’s ass?Season 3 hits July 16th and I gotta say, it’s about damn time we see some real shakeups. Been grinding FACEIT nonstop, and if I have to dry peek Overpass A site one more time, I’m uninstalling. The rumor mill’s buzzing that Cache might finally rotate back in, which could actually give the pool some fresh air. I miss those old clutches behind mid red or hopping on boost spot. CS2 still feels awkward with peekers advantage + weird spray RNG. Honestly, bringing back a fan favorite might shut us all up for five minutes and let Valve breathe. But knowing them, they’ll probably mess up bomb timings or some pixel angle. Either way, Season 3 is make-or-break. You hyped or already molding over what else they might break? #FPScommunity #CS2 #Valve #Cache #Games60Share
russell01+FollowSteamOS Outscores Windows—Game Changer?Valve’s SteamOS just pulled ahead of Windows in a head-to-head gaming test on the Lenovo Legion Go S, winning in 10 out of 12 top titles. As a longtime Windows user, I’m honestly rethinking my next build. If Valve rolls out a desktop version, could we finally see a real challenger to Windows for PC gamers? Or are hardware support and game compatibility still dealbreakers? What’s your take—would you switch? #SteamOS #PCGaming #Valve #Tech00Share
norma13+FollowValve Buys Cache: Smart Move or Risky Play?Valve just snapped up the legendary Cache map from its creator right after its CS2 Workshop debut. With the original designer now at Valorant, is this Valve doubling down on community-driven innovation, or are they just playing catch-up in the shooter wars? Will Valve’s ownership preserve Cache’s legacy or tweak it beyond recognition? Let’s hear your takes—does this set a new standard for game devs respecting modders? #CounterStrike #Valve #GameDevelopment #Games00Share
