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-REP HE IS AYDIN

Dear Aydin,

I hope you're doing well! I've noticed that you often go AFK (Away From Keyboard) during our CS
games, and I wanted to take a moment to talk about how this impacts the game in a friendly and constructive way.

CS
is a team-based game, and every player's participation is crucial to the team's success. When one player goes AFK, it affects the entire team's performance. Here are a few things that happen when you're AFK:

Your team is left shorthanded: CS
is designed for 5v5 gameplay, and being down one player makes it significantly harder to maintain control of the map, defend bomb sites, or execute coordinated strategies. This puts extra pressure on your teammates, and it can be demotivating for them.

Rank impacts: In competitive mode, going AFK often leads to rank loss, not just for you but for the rest of the team as well. A single AFK player can change the course of a match, causing a defeat that could have been avoided.

OMG HE IS FREAKING BAD

-REP LEFT THE GAME HE IS SO BAD

-REP HE IS HESEN