Counter-Strike: Condition Zero is out!
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Counter-Strike: Condition Zero is out!
by Agent-Commando » Wed Mar 24, 2004 4:17 pm
There's two modes of play.
1 . Condition Zero, which is essentially just like the regular counter-strike, but with updated maps, using existing maps and turning up the detail and new graphics for them. Sounds are all the same. You can play online or single player up to 32 bots. They are actually pretty smart, would love it if EA used the bot coding they're using now for CS:CZ. They even use radio messages with each other and rarely use the same message over again, so it's kind of cool, it's like playing against people. They use tactics too, will rescue hostages, plant and disarm the bombs, pick up better weapons, use grenades etc.
2. Delete Scenes: a single player campaign set in locations around the world, the middle-easter scenario has you up against enemies that look like Osama Bin Laden...
Overall, CS: CZ looks and feels like a bargain title, but for fans who were addicted to the regular CS, it's pretty good, definitely worth buying... so far, bug free and runs great on my system, given the outdated engine, that's not a surprise, the graphics do look way better than the regular CS did...
I'm now playing with the bots on all my favourite CS maps, feels just like the old glory days of regular CS...
Haven't played it online yet though.
Buy it if you can spare the cash, don't expect anything too new, it's more sentimental value and good stress reliever than anything. =)
1 . Condition Zero, which is essentially just like the regular counter-strike, but with updated maps, using existing maps and turning up the detail and new graphics for them. Sounds are all the same. You can play online or single player up to 32 bots. They are actually pretty smart, would love it if EA used the bot coding they're using now for CS:CZ. They even use radio messages with each other and rarely use the same message over again, so it's kind of cool, it's like playing against people. They use tactics too, will rescue hostages, plant and disarm the bombs, pick up better weapons, use grenades etc.
2. Delete Scenes: a single player campaign set in locations around the world, the middle-easter scenario has you up against enemies that look like Osama Bin Laden...
Overall, CS: CZ looks and feels like a bargain title, but for fans who were addicted to the regular CS, it's pretty good, definitely worth buying... so far, bug free and runs great on my system, given the outdated engine, that's not a surprise, the graphics do look way better than the regular CS did...
I'm now playing with the bots on all my favourite CS maps, feels just like the old glory days of regular CS...
Haven't played it online yet though.
Buy it if you can spare the cash, don't expect anything too new, it's more sentimental value and good stress reliever than anything. =)
by Jeffro » Wed Mar 24, 2004 4:27 pm
Well it was good...
when it was in beta 4 to 7....
But now it is just a n00b, camp, cheat, hack, fest
CS:CZ came out WAYYYYYYYY to late to be a hit...
Graphics are dated, gameplay is stale....
Those are enough reasons NOT to buy it
when it was in beta 4 to 7....
But now it is just a n00b, camp, cheat, hack, fest
CS:CZ came out WAYYYYYYYY to late to be a hit...
Graphics are dated, gameplay is stale....
Those are enough reasons NOT to buy it
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