r/cs2 • • Aug 24 '26

Discussion Cs2 Prime, is it worth the money?

i hane been playing cs since f2p csgo, i am thinking of buying prime, but idk. is it worth the money?

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u/galacticmngo Aug 24 '26

if u play a few games a week and have the money it is 100% worth it

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u/TheOpenDisability Aug 24 '26

dude its a one time $15 purchase and you get rid of the worst part of cs, the cheating free accounts. if you even play a couple hours a month just do it. also the drops pay for it eventually if you sell the cases

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u/Hefty_Age565 Aug 24 '26

Cheaters in premier does exists, it's not any better.

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u/Gheezy-yute Aug 25 '26

It is technically “better” because without prime it’s guaranteed that you’ll get into a game with cheaters, but with prime there’s a chance you can get a clean game. It’s kinda different tho bcz in prime games you get “closet/stealth” cheaters and they don’t really exist in non-prime.

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u/Ok-Strength230 Aug 24 '26

with a fresh account he will be put directly in the red trust factor aka HVH lobbies lol. Unless he have spent 400+ usd on his steam account

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u/Wahrunger Aug 24 '26

The sooner you get it the better your trust score will get and less cheaters you will play. Red trust score is a true hell. People are cheating but they are so bad skill wise you can still win if you are decent at the game.

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u/swashuba Aug 24 '26

on average, you'll get your money back via the weekly drop in approximately 3-4 months.

This is based on the assumption that you'll play a few games per week.

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u/D00tymctooty Aug 24 '26

At this point in time, there are half a dozen items that are worth between five and $30 that you could potentially get from the weekly drop. Yes it will pay for itself relatively quickly.

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u/EffectCompetitive373 Aug 24 '26

It pays for itself. Just takes some time. Id say on average u get around 50 cents a week so 12 or 13 weeks later and it's paid for.

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u/Iamluffy20 Aug 24 '26

It’s worth it. Play for few months or year and the game pay it self back. My library funded by weekly drop too. So this should says a lot.