The Cyberathlete Amateur League announced a new Counter-Strike: Source division to the competitive scene. Official league play begins on January 3, 2005, and additional information will be released very shortly. Hopefully, other competitive online leagues will soon follow and adapt to the new Counter-Strike: Source platform. Click here for the full scoop.
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I wanna see some sort of sport with the physics engine.
Barrel-punting...how far can you 'kick' a barrel with just one HE grenade....heh...
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That's good news for league playersComment
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say hello to the downfall of cs
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A logical step in the progression of CS it seems. I'm interested to see the transfer of professional 1.6 players to CS:S, and how the differences of the game will affect which teams emerge as the dominant forces.Comment
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I'm not playing CS:S anymore until all of my bugs are fixed.Comment
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xlokix wrote..
First and hopefully last time i'll say this:
I'm not playing CS:S anymore until all of my bugs are fixed.
Quoted for truth.Comment
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yeah, thats ok, we dont miss whiners like you anyways.Comment
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It'd be nice if they actually had more official CAL maps before they made a division....Comment
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theyve only announced it. so far they might be still making the maps.Comment
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haha. i was expecting this and its good news.
i will be interesting to see them pro players porting to CS:S and see how much it effects them.
yet its a well prepared move. good thinking CAL.Comment
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xlokix wrote..
what bugs, i see no bugs!!!!
I'm not playing CS:S anymore until all of my bugs are fixed.Comment
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KhAoS wrote..
The "big" December update is suppose to have more css maps and player models fyi.
It'd be nice if they actually had more official CAL maps before they made a division....Comment
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and that update is probably the "surprise"Comment
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I bet that the update comes out tommorow. Mrs. Cleo told me so.Comment
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