"I knew about him before you all"

zool is not a genius, this was very easy to make, i made a mod just like this and valve featured a map from it in CSGO

@@smithytom7405 who are you again?

I like how the community has practically taken over and started upgrading Valve’s main games with CSGO and TF2. It’s beautiful.

@@smithytom7405 who?

@Smurf who asked?

I don't know why they copied the bad models from CS 1.6 and CSS. They look so weird.

Its already dead

@@ImotekhtheStormlord-tx2it yea but that won't bring people back, it's dead already

@@boxenjoyerkona the mod itself isn't the reason for the viewcount this popular channel is he could make a video on anything and it'd get lots of views, it's dead because the playercount is really low which is a shame just stating facts

True, Valve has changed through all these years a lot. For bad...

man I remember when CSGO first came out and we were all excited that valve was giving us a much needed update. Now, years later, we have an out-of-date matchmaking system, broken anti-cheat measures, anti-toxicity measures that increase toxicity, and game changes that make the game shorter (harder to strategize and talk with teammates, but also less time to be toxic I guess...) valve needs a solid kick in the ass

Wasnt valve hated corporate greed or did i heard that wrong

Open fortress and tf2c controversy moment

@@fourze6113 valve has always been a privately owned company, unlike EA for example. EA needs to please their shareholders, and shareholders don't know anything about videogames or videogame communities, so lots of EA changes don't reflect what the community wants or needs (look at battlefield for example). Valve has never had this problem, so they've always been perceived as being better than a greedy publicly traded company like EA, but the state of their games and their lack of community support has started to speak against this. I'm not sure they've done anything for the community (excluding esports communities) since launching portal 2 honestly

Yeah I want an update on the progress now.

​@@Myer2011was cancelled

@@akumati86 Damn, that's so sad

@@akumati86 strange how endless effort from so many people just gets scrapped. maybe there was too much work and issues for it to be viable to begin with?

@@cate01a It's because they decided to mod a game that had very little modding support to begin with. The game also updated frequently and on top of that broke everything after every update. Outside of maps, Valve simply doesn't want you to mess with the game and wouldn't want to give support for something that might leech players from CSGO/CS2. It's always fascinating seeing talented people waste their time doing projects like these when they could have just made a counter strike clone in Unreal engine in less time with less restrictions while even having the possibility to monetize it.

they spend so much time, but nobody play it. So...what it for?

@@vincentvince2136 its still in the making

@@coloassalchips will forever

@@vincentvince2136 geez, the jealousy is strong with this one.

@@vincentvince2136 bruh

What does "Hack" mean in this context? Will Valve ban the mod if they "hack" it?

@@trinity.channel reverse engineering, it's not illegal but there is precedence by companies taking down games on copyright grounds.

I hate creative licensing. It's a cancer for modern culture.

Freaking lame. Valve's treatment of CS:CO, TF2C, and OF is really starting to get on my nerves. These mods could get a lot more done if they had proper source code access, but nope. I guess Valve sees them as competition, given that I don't believe in IP protection considering that they freaking allowed Hunt Down The Shovelware Modding Nightmare to be released officially on Steam...

They got the green light for the mod to be officially released on Steam but if they hack the game, they could only distribute it in their own sites (piracy). Illegal problems could come along the way as well.

what da hell are your videos lol

joe biden one gave me headache

@@daftcow706 *good*

@@spuuud what the is wrong with you? this mod is so old now and still working on it, and more working on it if want they updating it to S2.

@@Name_cannot_be_blank not sure why you're taking such offense to this, i'm just saying that with CS2 coming soon it may cause some further difficulties with the mod. Hopefully they do pull through and manage to get this out cuz i love cs 1.6.

If they reject CSCO it must be something wrong with Valve.. cmon

Thats because they dont have lootboxes in half life

its essentially different ideas, csco is completely based off csgo, while hdtf is a brand new game. where csco need csgo's source code to proceed the development, but valve did similar thing in 2020 and turned tf2 in to malware at the time which hackers can install virus to players's pc through tf2. and it left behind is limitless auto cheat bots.

That's exactly it. This mod has the potential to divide the fanbase, and Valve doesn't really want that.

@@chrisjuan9249 If you mean the remote code exploits they were just fearmongering. There was absolutely no proof of an exploit existing at that time bar some doctored screenshots. Also I think the bots would probablyl exist even without the source code.

TF2, Half-Life and Portal too.

@Smurf shut up no one cares about your crappy video

The early-2000's scene was great- it was full of very talented digital artists who devoted hours and even days into free mods, for other people to enjoy. Little did we know, the greed would overcome our enjoyment and companies would introduce shitty concepts like bad, unrealistic "skins" into modern games and introduce it as microtransactions. We made skins to improve our game enjoyment, and we did it for free. You can still see some of this in CS 1.6 today for community maps like in "m3 Servers"

only valve doesen't

It was the same way with the original Insurgency. I can't fathom why the Devs restrict modding, other than to sell more skins

And valve have just changed their faq about mods on steam seemingly blocking source code access except for what they've called "exceptional circumstances" vague as ever

@@jario9 I mean mods using leaked source code seems a bit shady, and for a game like CSGO with already a cheater problem, I feel a tf2-like source code leak will completely wreck the game

@@jario9 it probably has to do with the fact that someone also leaked tf2 & csgo source code which makes them more hostile towards the community. Always a few bad apples to ruin the fun for everybody as they say :/

@@jario9 This is quite true, however Valve are still a company at the end of the day and have to protect their product(s). The blocking of source code access is quite a logical decision on their part, after the whole TF2 source code leak. It can prove to be a huge economic and security threat if a games source code is just generally available.

That's exactly what they did lol. For a few years there valve was just sitting on their asses too scared to do anything in case it didn't live up to hype. They're slowly starting up again lately.

it's absolutely heartbreaking

@@FreightmareFTW Lol no.

@@FreightmareFTW amen

for the perfecting of the saints, for the work of the ministry, for the edifying of the body of Christ: Ephesians 4:12 kjv from whom the whole body fitly joined together and compacted by that which every joint supplieth, according to the effectual working in the measure of every part, maketh increase of the body unto the edifying of itself in love. Ephesians 4:16 kjv

@@FreightmareFTW lol nerd

Add it to rounds in the new style of show matches

yah, cspromod had big expectations but then was a mfkin disaster

its always the nostalgia fanboys

@@tygrenvoltaris4782 ?

i remember how amazed i was back then just about the idea. I dislike csgo and cs2 not just because they got so far away from the feeling of the game,but the comunity is so bad due to cheats and tryhards,i cant wait for the salvation for a homepros like me to happen

I played A LOT of 1.6 and GO both, but GO never ever came close to the feeling 1.6 had.

I played like 2k hours in CSGO but will never come close how much fun i had in 1.6. Also am I crazy or did the nova shotgun feel better in 1.6

@@eskeladder7751 the nova is so hilariously bad the auto is sooo much better, it makes me sad

@@theZCAllen yeah the nova is great at hitting people for 93 with a point blank headshot. literally useless compared to the mag7 and sawed off

@@theZCAllen I knowe but I couldve sworn it was a 1 shot kill close up in 1.6

thank you for the map bro

truth

based

True

STALKER

Yez

Remaster/remake

@@apchistuz remaster is literally old stuff with new engine, so no.

Conservative progressivism

Thank you poLemin Maps for contributing to CS CO 👏

@Smurf nobody asked

This is how I played it and I went through a period of really enjoying it like that, I think it was just 5v5 unranked

yes it was a great time to play those faceit servers wish I still had the logs used to be top 15 in the world on storm the front. hate how they broke it with a random patch too

Ahh the good ok days

same

That's what valve is scared of

yeah bro this is probably why valve doesnt want to give them permisison

True

oh my god it is weezer (the avatar picture)

It was on faceit??? When

@@TheMrSpectatorr back in like 2017 i think, they took it off shortly after tho

@jukita My brother Burt Squintington pissed in my drink and I drank it

Isn't that why they ignored him though?

Half of the other big companies would have tried to completely fuck him over, what are you talking about?

i mean what do u want them to do

according to valve there are always ~30 people working on cs. did you ever notice them inside their own environment? why would they notice projects outside of their own game? they dont care about anything

I mean they also ignore their own games so..

I appreciate the gesture, but feel like it would be more worthwhile to support the creator of the mod instead to motivate and help release the project.

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@Pravoslav133 WoW u r smart! 🧠 👏

I agree with that but times have changed. I'm not bond with monetization but that's how games and companies in general circle around. Valve will keep releasing more skins, agents, stickers and all sorts of virtual pixels because there's an already established market. They saw this opportunity and will carry on with it. They want income as pretty much anyone, you know.

The fuck does this even mean? "Everything is monetized, it's all about skins"??? I have never played CS:GO, but if you looked at literally any other shooter like CoD and Apex which I play, you would instantly realize CS:GO is barely about skins. It sounds like a you problem. Also "everything"? What is "everything" in CS:GO? Your skill isn't monetized. Your wins aren't monetized. Your rank level isn't monetized. Maps aren't monetized.

@Pravoslav133 Great comment dude, your IQ must be out of this world..

@@The_Viktor_Reznov 🤡

Havana is the worst, I agree. I really hope that eventually some of the more interesting CSGO operation maps can be given a retro version. Like, what would seaside or downtown or ali look like in 1.6?

Yep blame hunt down the freeman and the source code leaks of tf2 and csgo. Hunt down the freeman embarrassed the company and the source code leaks destroyed all trust in giving away the source code for multiplayer games. Doesn't help it proved a false narrative that the gaming industry has been pushing that mod developers cannot be trusted.

Lost lootbox sales would likely be thr case

​@@WayStedYou Yeah, if the deal doesn't involve "billions of dollars" they'll look the other way...

yeah, the simple solution that no one saw

i can tell u know totally nothing about game developments

@@excitement4386 correct me if im wrong but anyone can use source engine to make a game? so hypothetically they could make their own game that feels similar to cs but isnt.

@@brown9671 no

why would they, they want to mod

Why don't you play cs 1.6? It's there, you can still play it and the best part is it's cs 1.6

@@trolojolo6178 I played it til 2015 and made a cut (including a 39 minutes movie). The community was shrinking and after 25000 hours since 1999 I wanted to make a break. Started active with GO in 2017 then. Most of my friends played GO.

I love how random this comment is

You mean 2001 valve lol

@@nikolasbananaguyy True, but there are still many elements in Valve that would resonate well with the CO project. I hope Gaben wakes up and turns the ship around in time.

@Smurf stop spamming.

valve just said they are banning the publishing for source mods on steam, how that make you feel

@@kirillholt2329 didn't say that

MGS is the true innovative game i wonder why no one seems to copy or take inspiration.

@@jmgonzales7701 One day i will take the inspiration : )

@Smurf no