A few hours ago, Valve released limited beta access to Counter-Strike 2. It uses certain metrics to allow and restrict the playerbase from getting access to the beta, which restricts even a few pro players from accessing the game because of their low trust factor.
While many streamers were provided access immediately after the launch, WarOwl did not receive access to Counter-Strike 2 which made him upset as he stated in a tweet:
The community, including a few famous content creators, were devastated and did not hold back, as there were thousands of retweets indicated towards @CounterStrike.
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WarOwl got Counter-Strike 2 Limited Beta after a few hours of its initial launch
Following the tweets indicated towards the developers of the game, WarOwl was finally granted access to the Counter-Strike 2 Limited Beta. The content creator posted another tweet addressing his love for the community:
He further elaborated on his happiness and changes in his plans regarding the video where he stated that:
"I have to render it again with the new ending lol it will take like 10-20 minutes give me time."
At the time of writing, he has already posted a video regarding his reaction with an altered ending.
The video covers the new mechanics of the game with his thoughts and reactions to it. At the end of the video, he thanked the community for supporting him and helping him gain access to Counter-Strike 2 limited beta. He further stated that he will try to post videos regularly regarding the upcoming installment.
WarOwl is one of the most well-known content creators in the Counter-Strike community. He is loved because of his unique dedicated videos to Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, which helped him gain a loyal fan following.
The American YouTuber has been uploading videos on CS:GO for more than a decade, featuring various guides, mods, workshop content, and many other things. He also compared newly released games from the same genre and provided valuable feedback on how Valve's title can improve with it.
He also has a video series called Matchmaking Academy. Through it, he helps the community by guiding them regarding their mistakes using their gameplay footage, which helps players from every skill level to get knowledge about something new every time.
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