Yes, definitely! I think the feel of the HL1 engine is a large part of what made games like CS, DoD, TFC, Firearms, Action Half-Life, The Specialists, etc. so f

Yes, definitely! I think the feel of the HL1 engine is a large part of what made games like CS, DoD, TFC, Firearms, Action Half-Life, The Specialists, etc. so fun and popular. Even HL1 DM compared favorably to UT and Quake at times. Stock sound effects from HL1 still sometimes appear in Source games, and whenever I hear one, I'm instantly taken back to dodging rockets, gauss shots, and bullets while leaping towards the doomsday button in crossfire. I still miss that thriving multiplayer scene.