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SidianTheBard
United States2475 Posts
Exactly...the....same....lol I was hoping it'd be a lot easier to use but nope, the exact same as it was 8 years ago. Problem is I don't remember how to use it all that well so I just closed it almost immediately (after opening up inferno just to look at it) It does kind of make me want to relearn hammer just so I can attempt to make a competitive map, although even if I did make a pretty sweet map, the chances of it ever getting used are not good.  | ||
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ElectricWizard
Norway200 Posts
On December 18 2012 03:48 SidianTheBard wrote: It's funny, I use to map make in 1.6 a lot. Never ended up making anything serious but did a lot of good aim maps / training maps for me and my clan at the time. That was probably 2004 or so when I would do that. Last night I decided to open up the CS:GO map editor just to see what's changed. It loads up.......... Exactly...the....same....lol I was hoping it'd be a lot easier to use but nope, the exact same as it was 8 years ago. Problem is I don't remember how to use it all that well so I just closed it almost immediately (after opening up inferno just to look at it) It does kind of make me want to relearn hammer just so I can attempt to make a competitive map, although even if I did make a pretty sweet map, the chances of it ever getting used are not good. the competetive scene is in dire needs of new maps, if you make sure to promote it well you'll probably get it into some league, ESEA have been very accepting of new maps for example. | ||
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Sikly
United States413 Posts
 Guess I should include the stream, http://www.twitch.tv/sikkly | ||
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oscar62
Canada417 Posts
not source ports in GO, new maps with intelligent design. the last "new" map we got was de_veritgo months ago | ||
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
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oscar62
Canada417 Posts
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Infernal_dream
United States2359 Posts
On December 20 2012 09:03 oscar62 wrote: the valve version of de_vertigo in CS: GO and the one they used in 1.6 are very very different. have you not played both of them? Doesn't make it a new map. Variations of an old map is still it being an old map. | ||
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Obstikal
616 Posts
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skyR
Canada13817 Posts
On December 20 2012 09:14 Infernal_dream wrote: Doesn't make it a new map. Variations of an old map is still it being an old map. Yep, that doesn't make it a new map. Vertigo isn't very very different. It's literally the exact same layout with added stuff. You might as well consider dust2, inferno, train, and nuke all brand new maps if you think adding or changing things to an old map makes it 'new'. | ||
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jliu
282 Posts
I just wanted to ask a potentially dumb question - when I watch pros or semipros play, it always looks like they have way less recoil and way more accuracy (with bullets, not reticle) than I do. Is there something I need to change in the config to make it this way, or do I just need to learn to play better? I normally burst shoot with automatic weapons, but it doesn't seem to help. | ||
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SigmaoctanusIV
United States3313 Posts
On December 20 2012 19:08 jliu wrote: I'm kind of new to the CS competitive scene, I mostly played deathmatch and scoutzknivez servers in 1.6 and CSS. I just wanted to ask a potentially dumb question - when I watch pros or semipros play, it always looks like they have way less recoil and way more accuracy (with bullets, not reticle) than I do. Is there something I need to change in the config to make it this way, or do I just need to learn to play better? I normally burst shoot with automatic weapons, but it doesn't seem to help. I am no authority on this but, it could be your mouse control. With ak you need to pull down slightly M4 down-left things like that best way to see how to control the mouse is to spray at a wall and see the pattern and practice spraying and hitting only the center. | ||
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rkffhk
474 Posts
On December 20 2012 19:08 jliu wrote: I'm kind of new to the CS competitive scene, I mostly played deathmatch and scoutzknivez servers in 1.6 and CSS. I just wanted to ask a potentially dumb question - when I watch pros or semipros play, it always looks like they have way less recoil and way more accuracy (with bullets, not reticle) than I do. Is there something I need to change in the config to make it this way, or do I just need to learn to play better? I normally burst shoot with automatic weapons, but it doesn't seem to help. stand and face a blank wall, hold your mouse button down and dont move anything. then step to the side or face another wall and do the same thing a couple more times. notice that the pattern is always the same each time you do it. try to use your brain to figure out how you can predict where the bullets will go... then use your mouse to compensate for it - that way every bullet goes where you want it to. | ||
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birdkicker
United States752 Posts
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GrimmJ
Canada131 Posts
On December 21 2012 02:49 birdkicker wrote: I'm wondering whether I should buy this game or not. I have been trying to find a good FPS game to play for awhile, but I checked the major hacking websites (mpgh, d3scene) and I see loads of updated hacks. Is this game filled with hackers, and how is the replayability? I've only seen one, maybe two hackers, in all the time that I've played CS:GO. They were only on community servers, and they were kicked very quickly. Because it's a game that you have to pay for, it's very risky to hack. Valve's anti-cheat system is better than most others. With the newly implemented MM playlists, I haven't worried about any blatant hacks. The reason that should persuade you to buy the game, is not the hacking...this isn't Combat Arms or some other free MMOFPS. Valve is putting a lot of effort into updating the game, and making it an e-Sport. But hey, watch this montage of the latest CS:GO tournament, Northcon 2012; inspiring | ||
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birdkicker
United States752 Posts
On December 21 2012 03:05 GrimmJ wrote: I've only seen one, maybe two hackers, in all the time that I've played CS:GO. They were only on community servers, and they were kicked very quickly. Because it's a game that you have to pay for, it's very risky to hack. Valve's anti-cheat system is better than most others. With the newly implemented MM playlists, I haven't worried about any blatant hacks. The reason that should persuade you to buy the game, is not the hacking...this isn't Combat Arms or some other free MMOFPS. Valve is putting a lot of effort into updating the game, and making it an e-Sport. But hey, watch this montage of the latest CS:GO tournament, Northcon 2012. http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3_bY9567blw Well, the reason why I was asking was because I used to play Counterstrike 1.6, and there were many hackers as well. If it wasn't blatant, like shooting through walls or aimbot, it was hidden, where they used hacks to look through walls. Thanks for the input though! | ||
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chesshaha
United States1117 Posts
On December 21 2012 02:49 birdkicker wrote: I'm wondering whether I should buy this game or not. I have been trying to find a good FPS game to play for awhile, but I checked the major hacking websites (mpgh, d3scene) and I see loads of updated hacks. Is this game filled with hackers, and how is the replayability? Yea, like GrimmJ said I haven't seen any hackers at all pretty much. If you like CS, it is a buy for sure. Valve gave the game a lot of supports so far. | ||
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GrimmJ
Canada131 Posts
On December 21 2012 03:07 birdkicker wrote: Well, the reason why I was asking was because I used to play Counterstrike 1.6, and there were many hackers as well. If it wasn't blatant, like shooting through walls or aimbot, it was hidden, where they used hacks to look through walls. Thanks for the input though! Yeah man, it isn't even close to being as prominent as 1.6...or even in Source. | ||
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Obstikal
616 Posts
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happyft
United States470 Posts
If you have trouble seeing the "ACCEPT" button for matchmaking and getting the "You did not accept" even if nothing popped up: Go to Steam menu => Steam => Settings => Downloads + Cloud => Set Game Server Browser to 250 (default is 3k). If you're constantly crashing right after load screen finishes, go to your Steam Library => Right-click CS:GO => Properties => Set Launch Options => type in "-autoconfig". That worked like a charm, but if you're still getting problems, try "-safe" mode. Also try using different DirectX versions by launching with "-dxlevel 90" or "-dxlevel 80" or "-dxlevel 81". | ||
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Butcherski
Poland446 Posts
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