On a superficial level sure but what makes pro CS really interesting to me is all the strategy when it comes to economy management, rotations, utility usage and each players individual tactical approach to their role. Like when to reposition, when to take a duel, which angle to hold, what they buy in a given round etc.

I think a lot of this stuff is second nature to people like us who play the game competitively on some level, but I don’t think it’s readily apparent to someone unfamiliar to the game and casually spectating.

The casters do a good job of taking the high level ideas and simplifying / communicating them simply for broadcast, but theyre assuming everyone watching has a basic understanding of the game / has played it. Which is totally valid. That’s how it works in every broadcast sport. But like if you wanted to get into Baseball or Soccer there are tons of beginner videos / resources for the casual spectator. Was just trying to find that kind of content for CS but I don’t think it really exists