It's nice to see at least someone documented some of the early counter-strike competitive scene. As far as I know, nothing was documented of early Dallas CS where national/international competition got started. By the time of the first CPL in this documentary, several teams and scores of players had already risen to and been bumped from the top position via Dallas area tournaments over the course of about 2.5 years. Memories are so rusty now it's probably a story that won't ever be told.
Cool doc. Counter Strike was gaming magic back in the early days. Insane competition. Used to play it at a LAN near a college campus back in the day and pull all-nighters there with buddies. Plenty of Hot Pockets and Surge. Good times.
Thanks for uploading this old school doc, it reminded me of life in the early 2000s and lan centers/internet cafes loaded with CS addicts. I uploaded a similar one on my channel from ~2010 focusing on the damage games like WoW do to young men.
47:27 "The game is sexist, there's not one female character in there." "Yeah, so if you wanted to change something, you'd put a girl terrorist in there?" "Mmm... maybe not a female skin 'cos everyone would pick it, even the guys." *Do* you or *don't* you want girls in the game? Make your damn mind up.
TRUE KEKW no really it's a never ending cycle and everyone is guilty of it at some point. Even young kids today start saying they want to go back to 2018 fortnite or whatever lol
Beta CS was so much faster paced and there was not as much spray and pray. The guns had a more predictable recoil and pattern. There was strafe jumping and people who put the time in to learn it were some of the best players because the advantage it gave. In the full release it slowed you down to jump and you had to crouch to consistently shoot strait.
Anyone who started in CS:GO wont ever know the glory days of the original CS beta versions to 1.6 wayback 1999 to 2003..... these were the golden years of CS!!!! Playing LAN, CRT monitors, mouse ball in computer shops i miss it!.....😃
+Xavier “Sentientuning” Villalobos at least it offered that father a way in which to relate to and bond with his son. the kid will have grown out of it and embraced life as an adult, but I bet you he's grateful to his father nowadays.
Awww this is so cool. the beginning of time when pc gaming was just starting out. it may sound weird. but gaming like this will last as long as comp gaming will be around and its cool to see where we started. cpl 2004.... rip
ROFL! I used to play with the s2n guys back then and was at that LAN where they shot this in Davis. That's when I learned about Capt. Diet from Carlito Sr.
Golden years of classic original CS were from 1999 to 2003.... i miss going to computer shops just to play it in LAN....were online gaming was not yet a big thing on that time..... how time files so fast we are getting old.... so many hours and time i spent playing CS wayback college...
WolvernBlade i have a slightly different opinion, this opinion is heavily inspired or influenced by Total Bis-cite address on the matter. we should not call gaming a sport it and e-sport something digital not physical. Do i think chess is a sport? simply no, there competitions. but a sport is loosely define. and it does't really matter what they called. just shrug it off if somebody is against you.
redexull Depends on your definition of sport, and whether or not it involves physical activity, I guess. Etymologically “sport“ comes from Old French desport (“fun, amusement”).
These CS LAN times were the best.... going to computer shops just to play with others u dont know really and sometimes with trash talks lol i mias the noise of players and comp speakers..... fun great old days.....i miss them.....
What a sad human OldManPeterson is. His only motivation in life seems be guided by destruction. I hope he makes a friend one day. Anyways great job on the documentary loved it!
i used to hang around a lot of the cheating forums because i was interested in coding and found it interesteing. i remember oldmanpeterson and some of the other og cheaters. just people who liked causing chaos and proving theyre better coders/smarter than the developers and other cheat makers. just human nature i guess. some of them were actually really nice and helpful, not just with game stuff but other coding related issues. they just happened to enjoy making online people mad too. i never used cheats other than on lan in my dorms against other kids on my floor i played with. was interesting seeing how they worked. one thing a lot of the random people downloading the cheats prob didnt know is that many of the cheats were straight up trojans, sending your cdkeys and other info back to the creator.... part of how the makers could keep testing and getting caught, because they were collecting so many cdkeys to burn through. mygot was full of dickheads though, mostly not the people making them, just the ones using. ahhh the good ole days.
Great docu. Sure brings me back to the day. Sadly also the cheating part, that was for me a reason to quit with Counterstrike :( They shouldn't have made that cheater unrecognizable. He knows damn well he is cheating and is even proud of it. Then show your face if you do it, don't hide behind a screen, don't hide in the shadows on the camera. The cheaters really ruined the game for me as at one point you had where mostly fighting wall hackers and bots. Only problem with the docu i had was that i was watching it with a headset on. Had music to the left and the voices to the right. Bit distracting. Other then that great to see this.
Man I remember when it was like christmas being able to play CS, cause the computer I had couldn't run it and sometimes my brother would let me play on his. I got insanely good for a bit, but never played it a lot. Man now these sorts of games reeeeally bore me, funny how things change so much. As a little girl I loved shooter games and war games, now I prefer adventure/RPG story type stuff, and never play FPS (especially online) excluding one or two titles.
Been here since day one. I’ll never forget flying around as a ghost my first time on wpndepot and wondering why I wouldn’t spawn.. not realizing I had to wait for the round to end. 😂
49:04 Remember when playing Quake, CS or Starcraft was simply because you wanted to get great at it? It didn't matter if a tournament prize was a mouse, a graphics card(which you never got) or a trillion dollars, it's the pride in being great at it. PS: It's great seeing the old maps, I just returned to CS(GO) and I noticed they removed hut window from nuke, sad times.
I started playing Half Life in early 2000 and got hooked on multiplayer mode... thats the very 1st PC game i got really hooked coz im more in consoles before.... then i found out the Half Life mod which was Counter Strike! I cant remember exactly what beta version was the very 1st i played maybe its 5 or 6.... but i do remember i played most the beta 7.1 ver before they released the CS 1.0 retail version.... still today im playing CS 1.6 in my laptop.... this game will be forever in me.... i tried playing CS:GO but didnt impressed me...i still love the classic CS.....
oh man this brings back such great memories of playing beta through 1.4 soooo much. into cal-m before the clan all just sort of moved on to other games. ogame of all things lol i still play csgo now, though i am absolutely terrible at it these days. getting completely thrashed by kids who havent even been alive as long as ive played this game. its a weird thing to be honest.
not bashing CS in any way, but I'm sure back in the day when this game first came out, it killed the high skill wall arena games like Unreal tournament and Quake when those games were king, because CS simply appeals to anyone of any skill range without consequence, like "oh, it's your first time in Unreal? you're dead before you do anything and have to spend atleast 40 hours until you learn how to move around, learn the map, weapon/item location and finally frag someone.". yea populations for Arena shooters declined since 1999. believe it. in turn, I also think CS gave pc gaming a reason, to game.
Chad Keck Yea I actually have played on the tasty spleen servers. I've never seen anyone in the action quake2 servers I'll keep an eye out when I do log on.
Why aren't there as international of CS events anymore? Is it due to the rise of ESEA? I also want to know why CPL doesn't have as big LANs anymore. It's confusing to me as a newer era CS player.
Пламен Дечев I don't understand why I see amazing Asian teams and players play in their own excluded leagues instead of competing internationally with Europe or America. There's also very limited invite reservations for the biggest tournaments, such as there being only 2 North American teams being invited for EMS One Katowice, and vice versa with 4 European teams being able to go to the highly exclusive ESEA Lan finals. Where are the Asians/South American players? I know the European scene in CS is great, but it can't just always be Europe vs Europe vs 2 of the same American teams all the time.
lucas galarza CSGO is not big in Asia because it's not installed in PC bangs in South Korea, and because Crossfire / CS Online (which I believe are free to play) have a hold. When games are free to play and easy to run on older computers, that's a big factor in Mainland China. In South Korea it's less about the money and more about the way the gaming community works, kids grow up paying their 50 cents - $1 per hour in PCBangs (LAN Cafes) where other games are available and CSGO isn't yet. Asian teams didn't make much of an international impact until at least 2004, that was 5 years after CS was released, and CSGO is only 2 years old. Maybe in 3 years we will see some top South Korean/Chinese teams.
then RE: your question about the CPL, they went out of business after it was revealed that they weren't paying players in the last few tourneys they held.
the way it is set up is perfect for competition. Above that it's just a very addictive game. This is before cod came with the rpg elements in FPS. It's not about leveling up it's about getting better at the game that makes it addictive and CS has a very high window of skill. In other words the worse cs players and the best are about 1,000 skills away from each other. It's traveling through those skills and climbing higher that makes you want to play more. The better you get the more fun you have. This is just my opinion of course.
Dw4ttz Yeah until you started getting banned from all your favorite servers because they thought you hacked. Well I guess you dont have to worry about that in GO but in 1.6 I did. Fuck you lemonhead if your reading this! YOU JUST SUCKED!
Was laptop not a thing on this time? I dont saw any laptops there just all desktop..... i got my very 1st desktop to play CS at home wayback june 2003....
How strange, that's me at 1:06:00
+Thooorin u wot m8 kid right there xd
+Thooorin That's the old thorin, the thorin that didn't get hate from brazil because they didn't know him back then :>
+Thooorin lol man how you were looking back then xD
I legit couldn't find you. It took me a while.
+Thooorin At this time bronzilians didn't know that you re gonna be your worst nightmare.
Tim Ferriss brought me here :P
Same! I was an early CS player as well. Brings back memories *tear*
Same here 😅
Me too.....lol
what did tim ferriss have to do with this?
Tools of Titans book brought me here.
Respect for all counter strike players.It is not just a game.
I remember these days so clearly. I wish gaming was still how it was back then.
What you really wish for is that you were young again.
@@Vidyadude No no no, we need caleague and the amateur scene back. Matchmaking kills meaningful community.
I love this documentary!
It's nice to see at least someone documented some of the early counter-strike competitive scene. As far as I know, nothing was documented of early Dallas CS where national/international competition got started. By the time of the first CPL in this documentary, several teams and scores of players had already risen to and been bumped from the top position via Dallas area tournaments over the course of about 2.5 years. Memories are so rusty now it's probably a story that won't ever be told.
Cool doc. Counter Strike was gaming magic back in the early days. Insane competition. Used to play it at a LAN near a college campus back in the day and pull all-nighters there with buddies. Plenty of Hot Pockets and Surge. Good times.
Thank you so much for the upload the nostalgia is real. My childhood right here =]
Thanks for uploading this old school doc, it reminded me of life in the early 2000s and lan centers/internet cafes loaded with CS addicts. I uploaded a similar one on my channel from ~2010 focusing on the damage games like WoW do to young men.
47:27
"The game is sexist, there's not one female character in there."
"Yeah, so if you wanted to change something, you'd put a girl terrorist in there?"
"Mmm... maybe not a female skin 'cos everyone would pick it, even the guys."
*Do* you or *don't* you want girls in the game? Make your damn mind up.
And she goes on to say "maybe make a daycare map. Or a dogpound. Something a female can understand" XD lol! now WHO is actually the sexist here?
*ehem* Counter-Strike Online.
@@squick1842 thats female logic for you 😂
14:19 very interesting to see that even in early 1.6 days, people were saying “back in my day, the game used to be better”.
TRUE KEKW no really it's a never ending cycle and everyone is guilty of it at some point. Even young kids today start saying they want to go back to 2018 fortnite or whatever lol
he's not wrong tho
at this point i think they played the 1.3 version though. but 1.6 have somehow become the collective name of old CS after GOs entry
Beta CS was so much faster paced and there was not as much spray and pray. The guns had a more predictable recoil and pattern. There was strafe jumping and people who put the time in to learn it were some of the best players because the advantage it gave. In the full release it slowed you down to jump and you had to crouch to consistently shoot strait.
and they are right!
1.3/1.5 nothing can compete
my old team had a saying, "yeah we're cal-IM but could take pretty much any P team, maybe compLexity if we tried"
never forget cs
Thanks for the upload. Back of my head @24:27. LK, QQ, s2n... Good times
this documentary has that type of trance that i used to alwsys listen to, i love it.
One of the best oldschool 1.6 documentaries.
It was not yet 1.6.... this video was 2002 and 1.6 was released in 2003....
Anyone who started in CS:GO wont ever know the glory days of the original CS beta versions to 1.6 wayback 1999 to 2003..... these were the golden years of CS!!!! Playing LAN, CRT monitors, mouse ball in computer shops i miss it!.....😃
This was a fucking amazing documentary, it's crazy how far competitive gaming has come
You can tell how much the skill level between those earlier years and later years of CS 1.5/1.6 changed by miles
wow i was really impressed by that father! A parent that actually seems to understand what parenting means. Can hardly believe it's true!
+Paulo Branco Sr. was a super cool cat.
This game is an addiction and a total waste of time. Your just wasting "Time" in life staring at a screen instead of living. Come on. It's obvious.
+Xavier “Sentientuning” Villalobos at least it offered that father a way in which to relate to and bond with his son. the kid will have grown out of it and embraced life as an adult, but I bet you he's grateful to his father nowadays.
Xavier Villalobos Time enjoyed being wasted is not wasted time
Xavier Villalobos yet here you here. Fool.
Crazy, first time watching. 21yrs fly by. Fun times playing with tdogg, buddha, carlito, cj, infinitydxn, geo, akira
man, this game is so super addicting, after 8 years pause I am back in! but things have definitely changed :(
@Eliana Crema yeah same, i feel that too
Whoah, this was a blast from the past. Fab!
Awww this is so cool. the beginning of time when pc gaming was just starting out. it may sound weird. but gaming like this will last as long as comp gaming will be around and its cool to see where we started. cpl 2004.... rip
ROFL! I used to play with the s2n guys back then and was at that LAN where they shot this in Davis. That's when I learned about Capt. Diet from Carlito Sr.
too bad that alien ware super computer couldnt mix the audio correctly.
oh damn, pretty rare footage of the early days
Cs was before, and after CoD. GG folks.
best game ever this documentary is amazing brought back so many memories CS for life
Golden years of classic original CS were from 1999 to 2003.... i miss going to computer shops just to play it in LAN....were online gaming was not yet a big thing on that time..... how time files so fast we are getting old.... so many hours and time i spent playing CS wayback college...
39:06 Dazed in his younger years.
LMFAO
So glad I found this again
2014 and is the first time i see this documentary and i still playing cs a lot.
Gaming is a sport, but you can't call yourself and Athlete if you play
So is chess
Trackmania Guy exactly
WolvernBlade i have a slightly different opinion, this opinion is heavily inspired or influenced by Total Bis-cite address on the matter. we should not call gaming a sport it and e-sport something digital not physical. Do i think chess is a sport? simply no, there competitions. but a sport is loosely define. and it does't really matter what they called. just shrug it off if somebody is against you.
redexull Fair enough
redexull Depends on your definition of sport, and whether or not it involves physical activity, I guess. Etymologically “sport“ comes from Old French desport (“fun, amusement”).
man i cannot let go of team fortress 2, like i play other games for awhile but i always go back to it.
Music left ear voice right ear wtf
gamer style
18:44 it's funny to hear them describe "trolling" before the term was coined
These CS LAN times were the best.... going to computer shops just to play with others u dont know really and sometimes with trash talks lol i mias the noise of players and comp speakers..... fun great old days.....i miss them.....
What a sad human OldManPeterson is. His only motivation in life seems be guided by destruction. I hope he makes a friend one day.
Anyways great job on the documentary loved it!
i used to hang around a lot of the cheating forums because i was interested in coding and found it interesteing. i remember oldmanpeterson and some of the other og cheaters. just people who liked causing chaos and proving theyre better coders/smarter than the developers and other cheat makers. just human nature i guess. some of them were actually really nice and helpful, not just with game stuff but other coding related issues. they just happened to enjoy making online people mad too. i never used cheats other than on lan in my dorms against other kids on my floor i played with. was interesting seeing how they worked. one thing a lot of the random people downloading the cheats prob didnt know is that many of the cheats were straight up trojans, sending your cdkeys and other info back to the creator.... part of how the makers could keep testing and getting caught, because they were collecting so many cdkeys to burn through. mygot was full of dickheads though, mostly not the people making them, just the ones using. ahhh the good ole days.
No way! The CS society is way larger than 2 million :P
And this needs more views :')
this was uploaded waayy back then now the community is pretty large
Great docu. Sure brings me back to the day. Sadly also the cheating part, that was for me a reason to quit with Counterstrike :( They shouldn't have made that cheater unrecognizable. He knows damn well he is cheating and is even proud of it. Then show your face if you do it, don't hide behind a screen, don't hide in the shadows on the camera. The cheaters really ruined the game for me as at one point you had where mostly fighting wall hackers and bots.
Only problem with the docu i had was that i was watching it with a headset on. Had music to the left and the voices to the right. Bit distracting. Other then that great to see this.
Yoo Kiyash! CarlitoJr here. can you link me to the rest of the footage??
Pure gaming. Soundtrack please or playlist ?
Damn, I was 6 in 2002... My most clear memory of that year was seeing Spider-Man in theaters. Didn't discover CS until 07.
I really like this documentary!
the only FPS that spans generations. more popular than ever...
Man I remember when it was like christmas being able to play CS, cause the computer I had couldn't run it and sometimes my brother would let me play on his. I got insanely good for a bit, but never played it a lot. Man now these sorts of games reeeeally bore me, funny how things change so much. As a little girl I loved shooter games and war games, now I prefer adventure/RPG story type stuff, and never play FPS (especially online) excluding one or two titles.
Very insightful to learn about the back stories
a clip board as a mouse pad
+NESman1995 in a house
TheGamerTo In Murica.
Very enjoyable but the way the audio is split between channels is really irritating, especially when using headphones!
0:54 That setup is so ghetto. Keyboard on an open Draw and mousepad on a clipboard on the bed.
computers were mad expensive back then
If you had a PC, you didn’t have the extra 20$ or so back then to get the pad. You had to work with what ya had!
thajott plays i miss those times
I know that guy, his setup has improved from what it used to be
Been here since day one. I’ll never forget flying around as a ghost my first time on wpndepot and wondering why I wouldn’t spawn.. not realizing I had to wait for the round to end. 😂
2019 anyone ?
Here!
@@jayher1737
49:04 Remember when playing Quake, CS or Starcraft was simply because you wanted to get great at it?
It didn't matter if a tournament prize was a mouse, a graphics card(which you never got) or a trillion dollars, it's the pride in being great at it.
PS: It's great seeing the old maps, I just returned to CS(GO) and I noticed they removed hut window from nuke, sad times.
lol if you use headphones you can hear voices with right side and music with left
annoying XD
Haha weird to see Heaton that young.
This was great
I started playing Half Life in early 2000 and got hooked on multiplayer mode... thats the very 1st PC game i got really hooked coz im more in consoles before.... then i found out the Half Life mod which was Counter Strike! I cant remember exactly what beta version was the very 1st i played maybe its 5 or 6.... but i do remember i played most the beta 7.1 ver before they released the CS 1.0 retail version.... still today im playing CS 1.6 in my laptop.... this game will be forever in me.... i tried playing CS:GO but didnt impressed me...i still love the classic CS.....
oh man this brings back such great memories of playing beta through 1.4 soooo much. into cal-m before the clan all just sort of moved on to other games. ogame of all things lol i still play csgo now, though i am absolutely terrible at it these days. getting completely thrashed by kids who havent even been alive as long as ive played this game. its a weird thing to be honest.
Good grief, how old is this documentary? The grain quality, and especially the monitors are a dead giveaway.
Tiny cs is an old game man
Just looked up that Dave Geffon dude from TSO, he’s working a pretty high up position for Epic Games now
@28:32 really funny how your body moves too just to dodge bullets! Lol i do sometimes too haha.....
Saying females need a day care map in CS is what's sexist x'D Not there not being female characters.
+Mashiro Ainsworth The first female SWAT member was in 2012, this shows how disinterested women are in such. Same goes for terrorists.
+EON I think you misunderstood what I was saying :)
My uncle is in this documentary
It’s funny that the one girl complained that there were no female skins in the game, because now there are female skins in CSGO.
Yooooo what was that old documentary of that kid from Canada his name was Griffen. I don't remember his alias
First dude was using a clipboard under his mousepad 😂
not bashing CS in any way, but I'm sure back in the day when this game first came out, it killed the high skill wall arena games like Unreal tournament and Quake when those games were king, because CS simply appeals to anyone of any skill range without consequence, like "oh, it's your first time in Unreal? you're dead before you do anything and have to spend atleast 40 hours until you learn how to move around, learn the map, weapon/item location and finally frag someone.". yea populations for Arena shooters declined since 1999. believe it.
in turn, I also think CS gave pc gaming a reason, to game.
played since 1.5... never heard of this team.. ? s2n.. were they good ?
thanks for sharing Kiyash Monsef
I love that you can swap out "LAN" or "LAN party" with "orgy" anywhere in this video and the sentences still make sense.
After reading the book
Tool of Titans
What about you ?
1:01:20 Heaton Very Early On. What Year Was This Documentary Made '02 ?
It was about CPL summer 2002.
Thought so. After 9/11. Before Spawn.
those crt monitors and pentium2 400mhz pc used to be expensive shits back in the days
Where Can I find a Cyber LAN FOR GAMES LIKE THAT TO PLAY WITH MY FRIENDS A LAN MATCH.
The music in my left ear is wack
It went Quake 3 Arena Gold, then Counter Strike then Half Life then Halo then CoD.
+teqnikue Let me guess, increasing paralysis to the limbs and a brain worm?.
Love using my ten year old computer to play 20 year old games on the highest settings lol
can somebody write the name of the song that starts on 55:05 ?? thanks
18:23 this was very common when I played in the mid 2000s
The CPL is known for not paying out prize money or taking a very long time too.
dat 2:28 setup :D right ni the feels
13:41 insane setup
Did s2n migrate over to Eve Online?
Should have highlighted Action Quake 2...what spawned CS (and is still better IMO).
Damn props to you for knowing. Quake will always be a great game. Quakelive.com no Action servers but we are keeping duel alive :)
Dw4ttz Quake 2 is alive and well, including some Action Q2 now and again. Check out tastyspleen.net
Chad Keck
Yea I actually have played on the tasty spleen servers. I've never seen anyone in the action quake2 servers I'll keep an eye out when I do log on.
Chad Keck Quakeworld is also still being played :D, even some TDM and Duel leagues from time to time.
Which ones is Thorin at 1:06:00?
The first guy
Anoying that the sound is music on the left speaker and talk on the right speaker...
best game ever :))
Why aren't there as international of CS events anymore? Is it due to the rise of ESEA? I also want to know why CPL doesn't have as big LANs anymore. It's confusing to me as a newer era CS player.
what are you talking about? the cs comunity is getting bigger by the minute all kinds of big tournaments...
Пламен Дечев I don't understand why I see amazing Asian teams and players play in their own excluded leagues instead of competing internationally with Europe or America. There's also very limited invite reservations for the biggest tournaments, such as there being only 2 North American teams being invited for EMS One Katowice, and vice versa with 4 European teams being able to go to the highly exclusive ESEA Lan finals. Where are the Asians/South American players? I know the European scene in CS is great, but it can't just always be Europe vs Europe vs 2 of the same American teams all the time.
lucas galarza CSGO will soon have an international tournament.
lucas galarza
CSGO is not big in Asia because it's not installed in PC bangs in South Korea, and because Crossfire / CS Online (which I believe are free to play) have a hold. When games are free to play and easy to run on older computers, that's a big factor in Mainland China. In South Korea it's less about the money and more about the way the gaming community works, kids grow up paying their 50 cents - $1 per hour in PCBangs (LAN Cafes) where other games are available and CSGO isn't yet. Asian teams didn't make much of an international impact until at least 2004, that was 5 years after CS was released, and CSGO is only 2 years old. Maybe in 3 years we will see some top South Korean/Chinese teams.
then RE: your question about the CPL, they went out of business after it was revealed that they weren't paying players in the last few tourneys they held.
NOT TRYING TO START A FIGHT!!! Why is this game popular? I really wanna know there has to be something about it that makes it popular.
the way it is set up is perfect for competition. Above that it's just a very addictive game. This is before cod came with the rpg elements in FPS. It's not about leveling up it's about getting better at the game that makes it addictive and CS has a very high window of skill. In other words the worse cs players and the best are about 1,000 skills away from each other. It's traveling through those skills and climbing higher that makes you want to play more. The better you get the more fun you have. This is just my opinion of course.
Dw4ttz Yeah until you started getting banned from all your favorite servers because they thought you hacked. Well I guess you dont have to worry about that in GO but in 1.6 I did.
Fuck you lemonhead if your reading this! YOU JUST SUCKED!
Ask Usama Bin Laden.....
I wonder if that dad still plays
www.twitch.tv/infinitydxn LOL
Fuck the audio.
the audio.... omg
I had high hopes. Now I have much cringe.
music at 39:00 ?
quality
46:50 your stereotypical Texan CS player
Source: Im a born and raised Texan from Houston..
Was laptop not a thing on this time? I dont saw any laptops there just all desktop..... i got my very 1st desktop to play CS at home wayback june 2003....
glaaaaawks
dang, didnt know SK was around back then lol
Bring back cs 1.6!!! Legends never die!!!