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Valve Admits Controversial Counter-Strike Changes Didn’t Work Out
3The most recent big Counter-Strike update pissed off a lot of players, first with an overpowered new pistol, then more subtly with an overhaul of the way rifles and pistols work. Now, though, Valve’s admitted that they messed up.
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Counter-Strike’s Overpowered New Gun Has Been Nerfed
Briefly: Valve nerfed Counter-Strike‘s controversial new gun. It now does less damage (86 as opposed to 115) and has a slightly longer delay. It’s still strikingly accurate in certain situations, though. If I had to guess, I’d say this isn’t the last time it will be changed. We’ll see.
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Valve Expands Counter-Strike’s Matchmaking Servers To Hong Kong
It might not be free-to-play like League of Legends or Dota 2, but that hasn’t stopped the popular first-person shooter from making inroads around the world. And in further evidence that the era of Counter-Strike has well and truly returned, Valve has added official matchmaking servers in Hong Kong.
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Throwing Away Your Gun Can Save Your Life In Counter-Strike
This would have never happened in the older versions of the game.