Counterstrike is, and has always been, a fan-created modification for Half-Life that implements real-world intent in firearms, accuracy and terrorist/counter-terrorist situations.Īll this was created from essentially two college students, Minh Le and "Cliffe", who just wanted to make some more team play oriented changes to one of their favorite games. Half-Life: Counter-strike didn't start like most games there were no professional developers or publishing deals, no standard methods of distribution and it didn't even cost a cent. And, let's be honest, this might be the collective fault of the many gamers tuned into the genre.
Indeed, the game attracts just as many people as it angers, an aspect that makes the official release all that more puzzling since it encompasses the very rise and fall of one of the most respected and beloved multiplayer modifications of all-time. That's the crux of the Half-Life: Counter-strike dilemma. You'll see either a look of reverence that implies far too many consecutive hours perfecting headshots and figuring out the virtual accuracy of a Colt M4A1 Carbine with its silencer taken off or the look of a person who has just lost a loved one. Ask any hardcore first-person-shooter fan what they think of Half-Life: Counter-strike and you're bound to witness one of two responses.
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