Presumably, many gamers are familiar with the name V Society, which is short for Valve Villefort Software. Located in Seattle, Washington, is a company specializing in the production of video games, has produced many excellent games such as Counter-Strike, DOTA2, etc., as well as integrated platforms such as Steam, Steam content publishing platform has become more and more popular in recent years, is the first choice for game publishers.
According to the news recently revealed by YouTube UP master Gabe Follower, V Society is currently considering small-scale adjustments to the csgo brand. Valve plans to rename Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:go) to Counter-Strike, which removes the subtitle "Global Offensive."
The game makers also plan to remove the reference to terrorists in CSgo and refer to the names of the two sides as CT and T, which is known to everyone, which is the English abbreviation used for Counter-Strike and Terrorist. According to sources, the rebranding was inspired by valorant to avoid difficulties in age ratings and signing sponsorship agreements.
Although V has not changed the name of the CSGO for the time being, players have seen Twitter hint that CSGO's official promotional account has changed its front page to a picture with the word "Counter-Strike".