I cant see any servers on cs go

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I click refresh on the server list, I have re-downloaded the game multiple times, and I have also reset the filters, but still no servers appear to be available.

However, there are 4 servers on my history that I can join, 1 of which is locked.

Does anyone know how I can make it so that more servers are available?

Thanks in advance.

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Welcome to Arqade,

About your problem, It might be about your internet connection.

I think that changing your max ping will (partially) solve this, to do that, go into Settings - Gameplay - set Max Acceptable Matchmaking Ping slider to a higher value.

Setting max ping will show more games but, It'll also make you laggier in-game, so be sure not to set that more than 150, 150+ is dangerous (people can headshot you easily) but 150- kinda safe though, I personally love playing in servers in my country and I get 14 ms ping, which is awesome. Btw. after 300 ms ping, you usually can't even move.

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I am not a router specialist, so don't complain if your network gets hacked with these settings. My server is dedicated, and has no access to my network outside of serving L4D2, even so I feel these settings are low security risk, because the server and router can only pass traffic on 2 ports, and the only program listening on those ports is srcds.exe. If someone more router savvy wants to confirm my thinking, feel free.

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In some servers we need the allowance for joining the server, you may be trying to join password secured servers. Other things can be:

Slow net connection
Bad server request
Pirated version Game
Some virus can also cause this

You will need to check all these thing before connecting to a server...

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