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Remember Counter Strike was not an independent game. It was a mod of Halo. Halo did not offer a downloaded level editor.
by hackernewds 4y ago
Remember Counter Strike was not an independent game. It was a mod of Halo. Halo did not offer a downloaded level editor.
- sayhello 4y agoCounter-Strike was a mod of Half Life, not Halo.
- vlovich123 4y agoYou mean half life right?
- nomad_dude 4y agoCounter-strike was originally a Half-Life mod.
- lagniappe 4y ago> Remember Counter Strike was not an independent game. It was a mod of Halo. Halo did not offer a downloaded level editor. I thought it was half life
- dopidopHN 4y agoBecause it was. I was playing ton of video game at that time and the mod community around half life was really fun and creative. Science and Industry was a fun mod as well. But yeah I also remember CS ad being at another level right away.
- emsixteen 4y agoDo you remember Wanted? The wild west one? Good craic. Then there's Ricochet.. :')
- squeaky-clean 4y agoIt was Half Life and people typically used QuArK (Quake Army Knife) an open source tool originally made for Quake 1/2 maps, but Half Life used the same map file format. Later along Valve released Hammer, their own level editor.
- robertlagrant 4y agoI remember Quark being so revelatory at the time, and also so frustratingly unstable.
- yrro 4y agoQuArK, my first introduction to Python scripting. Python 1.5, if I remember correctly... Gosh, it's still around, and its web site looks identical to how I remember it looking 25 years ago! https://quark.sourceforge.io/ https://quark.sourceforge.io/
- renewiltord 4y agoAnd people say ChatGPT bullshits. I believe Hammer has actually been out for more than 2 decades now. I certainly recall trying to recreate my school as a de map.
- antihero 4y agoI did this and showed them and they thought it was great I was doing something with my time that was not fucking about with their network. Apparently this sort of thing didn’t go down so well in the USA…