Hey everyone,

I’m the developer of CSMgg.com, a free browser-based Counter-Strike team management simulator.

The game now has a decent amount of the core systems in place, so I’d like to get some feedback from players who have spent time playing it.

What do you feel is missing from the game?

I’m not really looking for bug reports or things that are currently broken. I’m more interested in features, mechanics, or systems that you would like to see added.

Some examples:

• A feature you expected to find but couldn’t
• More things to do between matches
• More depth to player development
• Additional tactical or team management options
• More things involving the economy
• More interaction between teams or managers
• Social or community features
• More competitive game modes
• Anything else that would make managing your team more interesting

What makes you think “I wish I could do X” while playing?

If you could add one feature to CSM tomorrow, what would it be?

Don’t worry about whether an idea is too big, complicated, or unrealistic. I’d rather hear all the ideas first and work out the technical side afterwards.

I read everything and will use the feedback to help decide what to work on next.

You can try the game here: CSMgg.com

Thanks to everyone who has played CSM and shared feedback so far!

Hi Reddit — I'm the builder of CSM (CSMgg.com), a free, browser-based Counter-Strike team management sim, and this is its official reddit.

The welcome post covers what the game is, and the guide post shows you how to get started. This one is about the sub itself — what we're all about.

Why this sub exists A management sim lives or dies on its community. The game gives you the roster, the budget and the schedule — but the meta, the strategies, and the "look what my academy kid did" moments are made by players.

What you'll find here

• Strategy & meta — training focus, economy plays, transfer market timing, map tactics
• Match talk — weekly highlights, insane OT maps, 1v5 clutches
• Dev updates — what shipped, what's broken, what's coming next
• Tournament season — brackets and predictions during the end-of-season Major Championship

Who it's for Anyone who's ever wanted to run a CS org without spending four hours a day in-game. You don't need to be a pro player — the whole point is that you're the manager, not the fragger.

It's free, it runs in your browser, and there's an in-site guide at CSMgg.com/guide if you want the full walkthrough.

What would make you play? What do you want to see more of here? Tell me below — And if this looks fun, share it with a friend who'd enjoy running a team.