New Armory Collections by Halloween? CS2 Stickers from the Steam Workshop: Cryptids and Pop Art
New Armory Collections by Halloween? CS2 Stickers from the Steam Workshop: Cryptids and Pop Art

The Cryptids theme in Call to Arms-ory has only strengthened our prediction: if Valve is gathering submissions for a collection about monsters in the fog and creatures nobody has ever gotten a good look at, the obvious release date is October 31. It'll be easy to tell. If the Armory update really is lined up for Halloween, "last chance to

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New Fairy Tales Skins from the Steam Workshop: The Strangest Stories of Call to Arms-ory
New Fairy Tales Skins from the Steam Workshop: The Strangest Stories of Call to Arms-ory

It's been a month since we last checked in on the Steam Workshop, and Valve still hasn't said a word about when the Call to Arms-ory entries will actually make it into the game. There are two obvious windows, and both make sense. Halloween is just around the corner, and the darker side of the fairy tale contest would slot

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s1mple is heading back to the Major! Valve make an exception for BC.Game: “Did you really think otherwise?”
s1mple is heading back to the Major! Valve make an exception for BC.Game: “Did you really think otherwise?”

It took Valve less than a day to change their mind. On October 6, a new region-switching rule in the VRS knocked BC.Game out of the Asian race for PGL Major Singapore 2026. By the evening of October 7, a one-line entry had appeared on the exceptions list on GitHub: the asap, Magisk, mzinho, s1mple and Senzu roster is assigned

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No Major for s1mple? Valve’s New VRS Rule Kicks BC.Game Out of the Asia Race
No Major for s1mple? Valve’s New VRS Rule Kicks BC.Game Out of the Asia Race

A week ago, s1mple's road to the PGL Major Singapore 2026 looked all but paved. One surgical signing, a move to the Asian VRS, and BC.Game's invite odds rocketed from single digits to 85%+. Then, on October 6, Valve tore the whole thing down with a single line in the rulebook — one month before invites go out.As usual, the

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New Armory Collections by Halloween? CS2 Stickers from the Steam Workshop: Cryptids and Pop Art
New Armory Collections by Halloween? CS2 Stickers from the Steam Workshop: Cryptids and Pop Art

The Cryptids theme in Call to Arms-ory has only strengthened our prediction: if Valve is gathering submissions for a collection about monsters in the fog and creatures nobody has ever gotten a good look at, the obvious release date is October 31. It'll be easy to tell. If the Armory update really is lined up for Halloween, "last chance to buy" labels should start showing up next to some of

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New Fairy Tales Skins from the Steam Workshop: The Strangest Stories of Call to Arms-ory
New Fairy Tales Skins from the Steam Workshop: The Strangest Stories of Call to Arms-ory

It's been a month since we last checked in on the Steam Workshop, and Valve still hasn't said a word about when the Call to Arms-ory entries will actually make it into the game. There are two obvious windows, and both make sense. Halloween is just around the corner, and the darker side of the fairy tale contest would slot right into it. Then again, Christmas is a season built

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s1mple is heading back to the Major! Valve make an exception for BC.Game: “Did you really think otherwise?”
s1mple is heading back to the Major! Valve make an exception for BC.Game: “Did you really think otherwise?”

It took Valve less than a day to change their mind. On October 6, a new region-switching rule in the VRS knocked BC.Game out of the Asian race for PGL Major Singapore 2026. By the evening of October 7, a one-line entry had appeared on the exceptions list on GitHub: the asap, Magisk, mzinho, s1mple and Senzu roster is assigned to Asia and eligible for a Major invite.Yesterday we argued

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No Major for s1mple? Valve’s New VRS Rule Kicks BC.Game Out of the Asia Race
No Major for s1mple? Valve’s New VRS Rule Kicks BC.Game Out of the Asia Race

A week ago, s1mple's road to the PGL Major Singapore 2026 looked all but paved. One surgical signing, a move to the Asian VRS, and BC.Game's invite odds rocketed from single digits to 85%+. Then, on October 6, Valve tore the whole thing down with a single line in the rulebook — one month before invites go out.As usual, the community split down the middle in minutes. Some call it

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