Either COD has changed the way I play shooters or I was never as good as I thought I was at CS. No matter what I try, at the moment guys just headshot me even If I get the jump on them. Does not bode well for someone who normally aims for upper body mass. (Again blaming COD here, where 3 bullets puts someone down).
This feels like a milking of $15 when they really should be working on CS2.
The PC version has controller support.I own all three systems but I'm gonna go with Xbl I think because I wanna play with controller...
I doubt that; 1.6 and Source already have their fair share of those who prefer server-side mods. Having GunGame and possibly other popular mods as official game types isn't going to change anything.Originally Posted by PoweredBySoy
I was a beast in CS. Played hundreds of hours. Weekly practices. Cal-i. After not being very impressed with Source, I bought this version purely out of respect. If this is the best they can do after 10 years, then that's pretty sad. Graphics are still painfully dated. The sound volumes are all messed up. The server browser needs to be taken out back and shot. And these new game modes just segment the community.
This feels like a milking of $15 when they really should be working on CS2.
Saw quite a few people asking about it on the ps blog and getting no reply, everything else where only seems to reference NA also.
Will likely buy it for console and pc, but console first while the user base is high.
Valve never understood competitive gaming or what made Counter-Strike great. Seeing this makes me wonder if they ever will.Originally Posted by PoweredBySoy
I was a beast in CS. Played hundreds of hours. Weekly practices. Cal-i. After not being very impressed with Source, I bought this version purely out of respect. If this is the best they can do after 10 years, then that's pretty sad. Graphics are still painfully dated. The sound volumes are all messed up. The server browser needs to be taken out back and shot. And these new game modes just segment the community.
This feels like a milking of $15 when they really should be working on CS2.
Fine, then make it filter-able in the browser. Trying to find a Classic Competitive server is a pain in the ass. (no, I don't quick-match)I doubt that; 1.6 and Source already have their fair share of those who prefer server-side mods. Having GunGame and possibly other popular mods as official game types isn't going to change anything.
There are 3 difficulty levels IIRC. You can also make them harmless, but you can't force them to use a certain weapon like in Source.Originally Posted by EagleEyes
Nice, although that would be a distinct disadvantage in most MP matches. How is the the bot situation in GO? Is it totally customizable?
http://www.dota2.com/international/location/event/Valve never understood competitive gaming or what made Counter-Strike great. Seeing this makes me wonder if they ever will.
Edit: Fuck it, nevermind. Yes, good on them that they're finally getting it. A decade too late.
Jeez.You gotta be fucking kidding. They have owned the Counter-Strike IP for a decade but it being one of the most successful competitive games ever has nothing to do with them. The only thing that they've used it for is to push Steam and putting out Source. They didn't create that scene and they haven't given a fuck about it up until very recently. But yeah, good fucking job on being a decade late to the party.
You can give Valve credit for a lot of things but the absolutely retarded way they have handled esports in isn't one of them.
I want my buy scripts (especially after seeing that strange radial menu), my mouse tweaks and sensitivity and my key binds. sigh.
And that community curled up and died practically upon release.UT3 had mkb support too. Why is this a big deal? Step your game up son.
It's nothing about stepping your game up, have you played Counter-Strike? The advantage of mouse look is inline with arm wrestling superman in that game. The 360 version will be fine I'm sure, but no one wants to play against people with such a huge advantage, and even if match making puts people together that are aligned regardless of their interface, it's always going to irritate people that a specific death was the result of a mouse.
Picking up 360 ver. Thanks to this post. Which i tottally agree.And that community curled up and died practically upon release.
It's nothing about stepping your game up, have you played Counter-Strike? The advantage of mouse look is inline with arm wrestling superman in that game. The 360 version will be fine I'm sure, but no one wants to play against people with such a huge advantage, and even if match making puts people together that are aligned regardless of their interface, it's always going to irritate people that a specific death was the result of a mouse.
I have to admit I agree with your sentiments.And I'll stand by that. But maybe it's better to take that in some other thread. I shouldn't have brought it up.
Even with Dota 2, they've bought into a game/genre which they had no hand in creating. They've bludgeoned their way into the community as well by offering a $1 million tournament; that will automatically pique interest.
Having said that, VALVe are notoriously consumer friendly; they will continue to support their products for free.
I don't expect the Counter Strike competitive scene to be resurrected after the release of GO. I will get involved once again in the hope I can find some like minded people to play with/against.
There is more than one crosshair, not sure if the other one is better though, I'll check.Is there a way to get the crosshair more visible? I'm having trouble because I can't see my crosshair when there's light in the background.
EDIT: Not really, try changing the colour though, green won't contrast as much of the maps as the blue.
All the footage I can find is against bots, which really doesn't tell me anything.
Is there any good 360 footage featuring decent players?
Yes, this is exactly how I feel. But I'll leave the thread for those interested in GO now. :)Originally Posted by Heavy's Sandvich
I have to admit I agree with your sentiments.
Even with Dota 2, they've bought into a game/genre which they had no hand in creating. They've bludgeoned their way into the community as well by offering a $1 million tournament; that will automatically pique interest.
Having said that, VALVe are notoriously consumer friendly; they will continue to support their products for free.
I don't expect the Counter Strike competitive scene to be resurrected after the release of GO. I will get involved once again in the hope I can find some like minded people to play with/against.
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