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Added support for binding Windows key, key name "win".Added support for binding the multiply key on the numeric keypad, the engine bind name for this new key is "kp_mul".

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You can override this behavior if you want to run faster by setting fps_override to "1" but some mods may not behave properly Use this check box if you have an older GPU and want to trade off visual quality for FPS

Added a "Low video quality" option in the Video tab of the Options dialog.

If selected raw input API's will be used to get mouse input, usually with lower latency but missing the post processing from your OS's Window manager This button toggles the "m_rawinput" cvar.

Added a "Raw Input" checkbox in the Mouse tab of the Options dialog.

Returned mouse input to using windows messages rather than raw input by default, this should correct the sensitivity change people have seen.

Let us say that many CS fans who have found games like Battlefield Vietnam and Unreal Tournament 2004 appealing due to their visuals will more than likely find their way back to Counter-Strike when CS :Source becomes available alongside Half-Life 2 later this fall. Weapons like the Krieg now zoom in with one fluid, continuous motion that makes it easier to keep the target in the crosshairs this effect is just like the weapons that zoom in, in the videos of Half-Life 2 that you've likely seen before now. The only thing that seems different to us is that the game runs even more smoothly than before.

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Counter-Strike always felt like an action movie to us, and little touches like this serve to enhance that feel even more.īest of all, the gameplay Counter-Strike fans have come to know and love remains unchanged. We even saw the rifle fly out of a slain terrorist's hand and clatter against a nearby wall at one point. The game's rag-doll physics, which come into play when players are shot and fall to the ground, really do give the character models an organic feel that, after playing CS: Source, definitely seems to be missing from the original, to us. This is accomplished by burning the most predominant onscreen image onto your view for a limited time after the flash occurs. Other notable effects that definitely give CS: Source an upgraded look include the flashbang effect that makes it seem as though your eyes have really been blinded by a bright flash. While the CS: Source version of de_dust seemed to be largely unchanged, the level's overall look was very impressive in terms of textures and detail. Glass bottles, 50-gallon drums, and cement blocks litter the level, and while these are mostly aesthetic additions, they also serve as nice targets before a round starts.

Bullets that miss their mark and hit the ground now pop up chunks of dirt and debris. The most impressive aspect of CS: Source, as stated in our recent hands-on report on the game, is, of course, the enhanced graphics.

Though GameSpot reported on this build of Counter-Strike: Source just recently, we're longtime fans of the original game and couldn't resist trying out the new version to form our own impressions. The level looked strikingly better than the original, but it still featured the same basic structure (trust us, we've played a lot of dust). Valve had a LAN set up so eager attendees could try out this new version of Counter-Strike, and a single map-the remade version of de_dust-was available. One of the biggest draws at G4's G-Phoria this weekend was Valve's Counter-Strike: Source-a game that ironically seemed to overshadow the attention garnered by the company's own Half-Life 2, which was running on just a single demo station.