When you’ve found one you like, click its image and click “Subscribe”.Īfter you've subscribed to the map(s) you want to 1v1 on, they will be downloaded the next time you open CS:GO. Head to this link for a list of the most popular 1v1 maps in CS:GO. These are maps created by the community, and there’s hundreds tailored to playing 1v1s in.
That’s why most people opt to play on a workshop map. It’s possible to use the default CS:GO maps for this, but due to their large scale you’ll spend more time running around as you will fighting each other. Now that you’ve got your config set up, you’ll need an arena to fight in. If you already have a 1v1 map you want to play on, or you want to play on a default CS:GO map (like Dust II) you can skip this section. We'll show you how to run this config in-game in section 3 (the final part of this guide). Move the 1v1_commands.cfg file you downloaded into the cfg folder.
With your local CS:GO files opened, go into the csgo folder, and then into the cfg folder. Then, on the newly opened window, click "Local Files", then click "Browse Local Files": To do this, open up Steam, go to your Library, right click "Counter Strike: Global Offensive", and click "Properties": Now that you’ve got the config file saved, you’ll need to move it into the correct folder in your CS:GO files. We have one for you to download below, as well as instructions for how to add it to your game.ĭownload the config file for 1v1 commands by clicking the button below (save the file in a place you can remember, as you'll need to move it, which is explained in the next section): Download Config
The list of commands that provide an optimal setup for a 1v1 server are too long to put into your console, so you have to use a config file.
This guide takes you through setting up a 1v1 match step-by-step: starting with the config file and commands, then finding a map, and finally launching the 1v1. Whether it’s to settle an argument, boost your ego by crushing your friend or to test each other’s aim, it’s always useful to know the commands you need to set up a 1v1 match in CS:GO. CS:GO 1v1 Commands and Tutorial Perfect for both friends and enemies.
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