Raven

Ok, first of all, lemme breathe...I downloaded the beta and signed up and posted to be a tester for the game. When I started trying things out, it killed my 1.5 skills. So when no one contacted me on being a tester or wanting any sort of advice from me, I went straight back to 1.5 because I said that 1.6 has a "LONG" way to go before it goes public. Now, its out and they haven't fixed a single bug it had when the beta first was tested. In my opinion, and no one has to agree with me, but 1.6 doesn't deserve to be on computers right now, it doesn't deserve to replace 1.5, and it definitely is far from my expectations of CS. It never should of went public. Thank you.

I think we had a "for fun" scrim on de_clue3 too

Mine was surprisingly faster on Dweez's link there

Seriously, how many people have played the full game of Fallout? Just curious...

Yea, It was aim_warehouse...we also did a scrim on another map...not sure about that one. Oh, the above post was by me. Raiden was on my computer

http://www.gamrs.co/forums/in...=ST&f=32&t=2168 reminder

Bless you

Happy B-day!

The only attempted murder at FF03 was when someone tried to push me into the fire... wait... ummm.. nm. Hippie

Very much obliged!

But you honestly have to think about things when they try to propose this. Do you think Valve and Steam will use this money that we have to pay to good use. Will they offer a complete and legit anti-cheat system in their new mainframe way of gaming. Will they get patches and betas out quicker since they are being funded more. Will 1.6 be more fun than what we are used to? I didn't like the beta, but you have to look at things while it goes...

Hi

Oh no...

Big news from the world of VALVe; Gabe Newell has spilled the beans to all us gamers on how we are going to acquire the highly anticipated sequel to Half-Life. Over at Planet Half-Life a confirmed Gabe Newell e-mail was posted revealing Half-Life 2's different pricing plans and purchasing methods. For those of you concerned about the pay to play rumor, fear not! You can purchase the game normally as a boxed unit from a retailer or though Steam with a one time payment. This will allow you to enjoy the mods, multiplayer, and of course single-player content of Half-Life 2. However there is a catch; when new content is released by VALVe, such as expansion packs, Team Fortress 2 or Counter-Strike 2, you will have to pay separately for those games. Gabe Newell also went on to talk about the Steam subscription service which does allow you to receive new content as soon as it's released with no additional charge. So if you purchase Half-Life 2 as a game subscription via Steam there will be a monthly charge, most likely around $9.95/month, but you will get free access to any additional content such as the afore mentioned games. Another thing to note for all you gamers out there stuck in the dark ages is you can purchase a cheap single-player only copy of Half-Life 2 from a retail store which has no mod or multiplayer support. And if that doesn't do it for you there will be a collector's edition package with "cool bonus stuff for people who like cool bonus stuff." The legitimacy of this correspondence has been confirmed by both Gabe and Planet Half-Life.

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Lets see what happens over the weekend...

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*cough* NFL *cough*

I wasn't too impressed with Madden 04...I still stick with 03. NCAA 2004 Rocks just because its college football!

ditto... mouse pads are so 20th century! :lookie:

Its Light Bulb!

I get loss, but Im on a laptop...I don't lag though

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Im thinking about it...