The Elevator Pitch

Picture the average MM rage cheater: annoying, ruining the game, wasting time. Now imagine a server where everyone is doing that.

That is HvH. It stops being about "ruining the game" and turns into a bizarre, high-tech variation of Counter-Strike where aim is automated, and the skill gap moves entirely to strategy, movement, and configuration.

When Everyone Is Overpowered

It sounds counterintuitive, but when you remove mechanical aim from the equation, the game gets deeper, not shallower.

It becomes a battle of information and engine exploitation. You aren't fighting the player's reaction time; you are fighting their logic settings and their knowledge of the map's geometry.

A Different Kind of Skill

If you think you can just download a cheat and dominate, you are wrong. You will get tapped.

• Movement is king: Peeking at the exact tick your enemy is vulnerable.
• Map knowledge: Wallbang spots that shouldn't exist and "visual one-ways" (glitches where you see them, but they don't see you).
• Adaptive Playstyle: It's technical. You have to constantly adjust your config mid-match—changing anti-aim angles to counter a specific opponent's resolver logic, or toggling "Min Damage" overrides to wallbang specific spots. Static players get figured out and destroyed.

The Scripting Ecosystem

This is where the obsessive win. Cheats like Neverlose and Gamesense have extensive APIs allowing players to write Lua or JS scripts that hook directly into game callbacks like create_move.

• Conditional Anti-Aim: Scripts that automatically shift your real head angle based on whether you are standing, moving, or in the air.
• Grenade Helpers: Forget learning lineups. These scripts pilot your movement to a pixel-perfect coordinate, set your viewbox, and auto-throw.
• Visual Indicators: Custom UI elements showing Double Tap recharge bars, manual anti-aim arrows, or damage logs.

Server Formats

Just like normal CS, we have different ways to play. You can use our server browser to filter specifically for these gamemodes.

• No-AWP / Scout Only: High mobility, focuses on "scouting" (using the SSG 08 to hit jump shots and headshots). Fast-paced.
• Standard HvH: The playground. Usually unrestricted weapons (Auto-snipers allowed), often on Mirage or Office.
• Deathmatch: Pure chaos. Instant respawns, full servers, no economy. The best way to stress-test a config against multiple angles at once.
• Premier / MM Style: 5v5, economy matters, actual team strategy required.

Why Use This Browser?

CS:2 launched without a community server browser, and the existing third-party options are... lacking. Other browsers are often poorly built, lie about player counts to inflate traffic, and artificially skew their lists with paid "Recommended" badges on dead servers.

We built this to be the honest alternative. We don't fake stats. We filter out the "redirect" servers spamming the in-game browser. We just provide raw, deep metrics and server data so you can find a place to play that is actually alive.