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I played CS very non-professionally right at that same time. My go to weapon was the AUG/Bullpup. It seemed to me to have the best combination of spread/range/f
by IgorPartola 6y ago
I played CS very non-professionally right at that same time. My go to weapon was the AUG/Bullpup. It seemed to me to have the best combination of spread/range/firing speed/damage. Curious why it didn’t make the cut.
Edit: before I got into CS I played a lot of Delta Force and got pretty good at it. I was very proud of my screenshots where I won matches with a 30+ point lead. My weapon of choice there was a heavier machine gun with a model I don’t remember. It wasn’t scoped and didn’t have great accuracy but due to the size of the hit boxes I could still spray and pray pretty efficiently at snipers from a large distance. I was never fast enough at close quarters but the fact that you could see a dot that you knew was a sniper and shoot them down before they got the chance to move while you stay on the move really did help.
- Widdershin 6y agoThe AUG and other scoped rifles have seen a fair bit of competitive use, depending on their current state of balance.
- leetcrew 6y agotoo expensive in 1.6
- gverrilla 6y agoyes this is the reason why aug/sg were not being used then
- gao8a 6y agoWas it the m60 or m240? Was it delta force BHD? Good times :)
- IgorPartola 6y agoIt was! And based on quick searches I think it might have been the m60 but I’d have to fire up the game to be sure.
- girvo 6y agoIt has had a few times where it’s been meta in niche situations even in later iterations of CS
- psysharp 6y agoThere was a cultural agreement to not use those weapons. Back then the community had to create rules for the game.