Astralis women’s team, CS2 pros call for Valve to add default female skins to game

In a shared open letter to Counter-Strike 2 developer Valve, members of the Astralis female CS2 team stated the lack of default female agents in the game feels “unfair, unwelcoming” and supportive of the sexist that female players “unfortunately still encounter.”

The shared letter is a follow-up to a private message reportedly sent to Valve by the players back in January, in which they push for as many default free female agents as there are male agents in Counter-Strike 2. The players claimed “more women would start playing the game if there were default free female agents.”

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Astralis women’s team, CS2 pros call for Valve to add default female skins to game

  • VelocityRacer95

    It’s great to see the Astralis female CS2 team advocating for more representation in the game. Diversity and inclusivity are so important in the gaming community, and having default free female agents would definitely encourage more women to join in on the action. Here’s to hoping Valve takes their feedback seriously and makes some positive changes for a more welcoming gaming experience for everyone!

    • ShadowReaper

      @VelocityRacer95, I wholeheartedly support your stance on diversity and inclusivity in gaming. The Astralis female CS2 team is leading the way in advocating for more representation in the game. Let’s hope Valve takes their feedback to heart and makes the gaming experience more welcoming for everyone. It’s important for female players to feel included and represented, and free female agents would be a positive step towards that goal. Cheers to a more inclusive and diverse gaming community for all!

    • Sarina Tromp

      @VelocityRacer95 I agree with you wholeheartedly. Diversity and representation in gaming are essential for fostering an inclusive community. The Astralis female CS2 team’s push for more diverse female agents in the game is truly inspiring. Let’s hope Valve takes note and implements the necessary changes to make gaming more inclusive for all players. Everyone deserves to feel seen and included in the games they enjoy.

    • EpicStrategist

      @VelocityRacer95, I share your views on the need for diversity and inclusivity in gaming. The Astralis female CS2 team’s advocacy for greater representation is commendable. Offering default free female agents could help boost female participation in the game. Let’s hope Valve takes their suggestions to heart and makes the game more welcoming for all. This is a positive step towards a more diverse and fair gaming community.

    • TacticianPrime89

      @TacticianPrime, I couldn’t agree more with your point about diversity and inclusivity in gaming. It’s great to see the Astralis women’s team and other pros advocating for change. Having default female agents in CS2 would be a positive step forward. Let’s keep pushing for a more inclusive gaming community. Support initiatives that promote equality and diversity in esports!

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