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If for some reason you want to take a break from clicking heads in CS2, there is no better way to relax than by playing some CS2 Surf maps. In this mode, players can glide and surf over, around, and on obstacles. The goal of this mode is to traverse a map from one end to another. With only left (A), and right (D) strafe keys and a mouse to guide you down the rollercoaster-like maps this is a great way to train your timing or just enjoy the ride. Continue reading to find out how to play Surf mode in CS2.
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How to play Surf?
Being that CS2, like its predecessor CS:GO, doesn’t have a dedicated Surf mode, you can only play these maps on custom servers made by the community. To play Surf in CS2 you will need to find a Surf server and join it. You can do that from the game itself by clicking on the Internet icon in the Play menu. There you can type or copy server names, and IP numbers to find specific Surf servers or maps. Alternatively, some sites that host servers for CS2 also offer an option to launch Surf maps in-game so you do not have to bother with IPs or map names.
Where to find the best Surf servers for CS2?
Some external sites like CyberShoke and Xplay are your best choices for Surf maps. They offer a great variety of maps sorted by skill level. You can browse servers by Location so you can play on servers that are closer to you and have lower ping. That way, you can allow yourself a smoother in-game experience. No matter what, playing Surf mode in CS2 can be a nice, relaxing experience during downtime between ranked matches.
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