CS:GO 2 is not down - it hasn't been released yet. What many players are referring to as "CS:GO 2" is actually Counter-Strike 2, which was announced by Valve as the successor to CS:GO and is currently in limited testing.

As of now, Counter-Strike 2 is only available to selected players through a limited test. The full release is expected to happen in Summer 2023, though Valve hasn't announced an exact date.

If you're wondering about server status, here's what you need to know:

- CS:GO servers are still running normally
- Counter-Strike 2 limited test servers are operational for eligible players
- You can check your eligibility for CS2 limited test through Steam
- Server status can be verified on Steam's official status page

For players who received access to Counter-Strike 2 limited test but can't connect, try these quick fixes:

- Restart Steam
- Verify game files
- Check your internet connection
- Make sure Steam servers aren't under maintenance

To stay updated on Counter-Strike 2's release and server status:

- Follow official CS social media channels
- Check Steam's news hub
- Monitor the official Counter-Strike blog
- Join the Steam community discussions

Remember, CS:GO will continue to function normally until Counter-Strike 2's full release. If you're experiencing connection issues with CS:GO, they're likely unrelated to CS2's development or testing phase.

Until Counter-Strike 2 officially launches, the best way to stay informed is through official Valve channels rather than relying on speculation or unofficial sources.

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