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How the hell do you know who's on your team quickly? At least CS:S immediately flashes up the name and whether they're an enemy or not/ :)
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Lipe wrote:
> If you want a game of 1.6 tell me on X-Fire :)
Aye, will do. Got a cd-key specifially for a mate who plays 1.6 exclusively. It's weird going from source to 1.6.
> If you want a game of 1.6 tell me on X-Fire :)
Aye, will do. Got a cd-key specifially for a mate who plays 1.6 exclusively. It's weird going from source to 1.6.
Pandaemonium wrote:
> Heh, thought it was going to be that. Oh well. Cheers muchly. :)
Well the CT's are just the "darker" ones, most have got dark blue or black on. The T's are more "lively" with brown's and green's :)
If you want a game of 1.6 tell me on X-Fire :)
> Heh, thought it was going to be that. Oh well. Cheers muchly. :)
Well the CT's are just the "darker" ones, most have got dark blue or black on. The T's are more "lively" with brown's and green's :)
If you want a game of 1.6 tell me on X-Fire :)
Heh, thought it was going to be that. Oh well. Cheers muchly. :)
Yeah I had trouble seeing who was on my team at first. You just have to memorise the models, it's pretty easy and you'll know them all after about 2 hours. Just make sure you play on servers with FF off while you don't :P
How the hell do you know who's on your team quickly? At least CS:S immediately flashes up the name and whether they're an enemy or not/ :)
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