It's really sad to see how Valve threw CS:GO under the bus to replace it with this inferior successor.
As if the game wasn't in a bad enough state already, this last "The Armory" update is just a complete joke. They sell it as a big update when it's literally just a few skins and a few bug fixes that people have been asking about for months. The game should've already released with all of this. It's been out for AN ENTIRE YEAR at this point, not even counting the beta months, and the game still feels horrible and they're still patching bugs that shouldn't even have been there at release.
I'm not gonna go into details here on why CS:GO at the end of it's lifetime was just miles better than CS2, many many other reviews have already written about that and I agree with most of them.

But why did they have to completely get rid of CS:GO?
Why did they have to take so many features away from us just to then slowly give them back over the course of years?

It's also so incredibly obvious that development has slowed down to a crawl lately because of the Deadlock hype. Clearly the devs don't care enough about the game. It makes them money no matter what they do, so it does make sense. As soon as a new game is on the horizon all the devs probably switch to development on that and leave only a few people on CS.
Yeah so anyway, it's sad to see how far we've fallen from the heights of CS:GO in terms of game quality.
CS:GO was never perfect, but we loved it for what it was, the best FPS in the world, if you ask me.
It should surprise absolutely no one that people are going to get mad if you take away their opportunity to play their favorite game and replace it with something worse. It'll take many many years of fixing and tweaking to bring this game even close to CS:GO.
Very disappointing from Valve, who I usually rate extremely high as a game developer..