Counter-Strike co-creator says he's happy they sold the game to Valve—'They have done a great job of maintaining the legacy'
Counter-Strike co-creator says he's happy they sold the game to Valve—'They have done a great job of maintaining the legacy'
"I regret not balancing some of the weapons, such as the AWP."
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A very wholesome story. I played probably thousands of hours of 1.6 and Source in high school, really loved this game.
My favorite memory is going to an IT camp with other nerds, and managing to knife 36 people in one day. That was the life.
I don’t have a gaming PC now (nor the time to play this much), but will think about checking out CS2 in the future.
41 0 ReplyWhen will you get out of prison?
37 0 ReplyWhat happens at IT camp stays at IT camp
21 0 ReplyJust like those 36 people he knifed.
13 0 ReplyAccept the gold, then eliminate the target. Hail the Listener! Hail Sithis! So begins a contract, bound in blood.
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I was docking the Steam Deck and playing GO, but 2 doesn’t really run that well on there.
I still play the hell out of Source though. My brother and I did nothing else one summer growing up. I spent all of my 20s playing CS:Source and WoW.
I wish I had time for either these days.
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