Anyone still playing CS?

[dug777]

I remember my Voodoo2 pumping some just playable FPS on that, coupled with my 400mhz celeron@540mhz

Of course, at that stage, we were up to GF3s, or 4s. I was a bit behind the tech curve

So much fun!

 

[RedBeard]

What no commodore 64 stories??
I must be getting old at 26....

 

[tigersty1e]

Man, I was owning on my old rig with integrated graphics.

CS also introduced me to gaming. I got 10-20 fps on that game on software (instead of openGL) and terrorized foos at my old college dorm.

 

[JAG87]

I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

 

[Cabages]

Of course.

I play CS:S, mostly because I find the aiming in CS to be pathetic. Its an awesome game, especially fun if you can get some friends together and have a little tournament.

 

[hdeck]

i played cs for ages until my friend needed a 6th player for his dod team. i've never gone back.

 

[Inspector Jihad]

i play cs...altho not as much as i used to.

 

[dudeman007]

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

I don't know about that...but it's a solid game.

 

[JAG87]

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

I don't know about that...but it's a solid game.

k let me rephrase that, its better than anything else that came out on the market. in all gaming history.

 

[potato28]

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

I don't know about that...but it's a solid game.

I think thats just about right, as both teams have their short terms in weapons, objectives, etc, and their long terms in objectives and weapons. The weapons are balenced enough to have a good match going, unless everyone is an AWP zealot.

 

[James Bond]

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

What division?

 

[James Bond]

Originally posted by: potato28

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

I don't know about that...but it's a solid game.

I think thats just about right, as both teams have their short terms in weapons, objectives, etc, and their long terms in objectives and weapons. The weapons are balenced enough to have a good match going, unless everyone is an AWP zealot.

In competitive play awps don't own like in pubs. Some maps are better for awps, but there is never a situation where you would want more than a couple people on your team to have awps.

 

[Mandin62]

cs 1.6 is still the best online fps, hands down. It sucks because of the steap learning curve because people have been playing for so long and are just amazing. but its is solid and extremely fun, when not frustrating. source just doesnt do it for me. its to noobified. it seems like all you do in that is spray and the next thing you know boom headshot. it looks good but that can only make up for so much.

 

[Snakexor]

Originally posted by: Tizyler

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

What division?

I believe JAG (just a game) is central. I played against his team in CS:S open a few years ago on can't stop gaming (CSG). They are pretty friggin good, you will prolly get rolled.

 

[Cabages]

Originally posted by: Mandin62
cs 1.6 is still the best online fps, hands down. It sucks because of the steap learning curve because people have been playing for so long and are just amazing. but its is solid and extremely fun, when not frustrating. source just doesnt do it for me. its to noobified. it seems like all you do in that is spray and the next thing you know boom headshot. it looks good but that can only make up for so much.

Really? I find it the exact opposite. I just think aiming takes a lot more practice and skill in source, where as in 1.6 it just seems so easy to fire a whole string of shots and get plenty of hits, the recoil just seems off. To each his own I guess.

CS is very good competitive. I think its about time for an update though, not just in the graphics department, but with the guns, some new maps, and some new objectives. I think the game will eventually get old, and it has been around a while.

 

[dug777]

Originally posted by: Mandin62
cs 1.6 is still the best online fps, hands down. It sucks because of the steap learning curve because people have been playing for so long and are just amazing. but its is solid and extremely fun, when not frustrating. source just doesnt do it for me. its to noobified. it seems like all you do in that is spray and the next thing you know boom headshot. it looks good but that can only make up for so much.

I would tend to agree

 

[James Bond]

Originally posted by: Snakexor

Originally posted by: Tizyler

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

What division?

I believe JAG (just a game) is central. I played against his team in CS:S open a few years ago on can't stop gaming (CSG). They are pretty friggin good, you will prolly get rolled.

I meant, what division in CAL?

I'm ex-Premier.

 

[James Bond]

Originally posted by: Cabages

Originally posted by: Mandin62
cs 1.6 is still the best online fps, hands down. It sucks because of the steap learning curve because people have been playing for so long and are just amazing. but its is solid and extremely fun, when not frustrating. source just doesnt do it for me. its to noobified. it seems like all you do in that is spray and the next thing you know boom headshot. it looks good but that can only make up for so much.

Really? I find it the exact opposite. I just think aiming takes a lot more practice and skill in source, where as in 1.6 it just seems so easy to fire a whole string of shots and get plenty of hits, the recoil just seems off. To each his own I guess.

CS is very good competitive. I think its about time for an update though, not just in the graphics department, but with the guns, some new maps, and some new objectives. I think the game will eventually get old, and it has been around a while.

If they changed any of the guns/recoil in 1.6 there would be riots all over the US probably.

If you are looking for "updates" though, check out www.cspromod.com. It's been a couple years in development (was supposed to be released march'06), but hopefully it will be worth it. Their goal is to bring together the CS and CS:S competitive communities, and make one large one to excel eGaming.

It is basically 1.6, but with Source graphics.

 

[JAG87]

Tizyler I play cal-im right now. And no, I dont play source in CAL so I dont know wtf snakexor is talking about. obviously its another player.
but he is right about me rolling you . we have beaten premiere teams when we were still in cal-o, and they said if cal-o players beat premiere players, they must be hacking. i take that as a compliment.

 

[potato28]

Originally posted by: Tizyler

Originally posted by: potato28

Originally posted by: dudeman007

Originally posted by: JAG87
I still play 1.6 competively in CAL.

I think I will still play cs when im 60. even if we have brain controllers, 4D screens, and 48 channel audio. it doesnt matter. its one of those games that never dies, because its programmed to perfection for competitive play. if anyone has a team and wants to scrim against my team shoot me a pm.

I don't know about that...but it's a solid game.

I think thats just about right, as both teams have their short terms in weapons, objectives, etc, and their long terms in objectives and weapons. The weapons are balenced enough to have a good match going, unless everyone is an AWP zealot.

In competitive play awps don't own like in pubs. Some maps are better for awps, but there is never a situation where you would want more than a couple people on your team to have awps.

Well I'm not talking about owning... most people that play pub suck with the awp. I take pleasure in knifing them when they aim