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Suspicious of an invite? Back around my college years it was very common to get an unexpected invite to a game. Usually friends decided they wanted to play a ga
by ziml77 6y ago
Suspicious of an invite? Back around my college years it was very common to get an unexpected invite to a game. Usually friends decided they wanted to play a game and then want to grab whatever other friends are available to fill out their team. In that case you just spam invites and take the first people who accept it.
- brundolf 6y agoPersonally I usually text or am texted by the relevant friends, we jump in discord, and then we hop into a game, pretty much in that order
- JakeTheAndroid 6y agoIf its not someone you just played with and isn't on your friends list, I feel like most people don't really interact with the message. CSGO has had so many skin scammers through chats that it's basically expected that you're being hit up by someone trying to get into your account for skins or trade scam you. This is much worse than those situations, but luckily (and unluckily) I think the CSGO culture is fairly prepared to avoid random invites to parties.
- dubbel 6y agoIf the attacker gets code execution on just one victim, it should be possible to send invites to all of their friends. So you can't rely on just interacting with people you know well.