Logic

Is that Doom?

My experience so far: It's mostly a joke, mostly...

Would you call a port to Source 2 disappointing?

Probably means that they will take things slow and implement updates to the new UI gradually, instead of in a single update. Not sure what's new though :S

I don't think that specific spot is intentional. He's not standing on the crates, he's on the railings which is very easy to jump on to from the nearest site IMO it's okay to clip off the sides so that players can't jump over, but it has to be done more accurately. The location below is weirdly clipped in such a way that it looks like the player can jump onto the spools (for instance), but can't. I think that it should be clipped somewhat like this: Maybe you've already addressed this, but it sounded like you haven't yet, so here is my 2 cents

Okay, next one should be rather easy but I will continue the "trend" with one of my personal favorites

Big Trouble In Little China! EDIT: I remember this sort of thing from another forum, but there the one who answered correctly first picked the next movie, sooooo can I go next?

Crazy

Away with the drama! I've been playing some competitive and really enjoyed it for the first time in a long, long time. Got his fun flank in one of the games. Nothing special but I like how this game isn't all about aim and quick reactions. You gotta have brains too! I totally let my team die so I could get this clutch.

No harm done, but I better ask @Sprony@Thrik@'RZL or someone to move it

So this thread should be moved to Work Release, right?

Gotta love those low angle shadows!

This joke is probably better than the map itself Jokes aside. It played and looked great Good job once again!

Around a week ago I too had the thought of a cargo-ship theme. I'm happy I didn't think of it sooner, as this would have blown me out of the water Good job

Some thoughts:

Yeah, true. There is so many angles to consider in this shit :/

You clearly didn't read this:

Valve isn't completely innocent in all of this, but they made no money of off the trades and transactions on these sites. They probably earned extra cash from people buying skins with the intent to gamble them away, but Valve can't police what you do with your skins after you've bought them. These sites aren't fine. They are operating under the assumption that skins aren't worth anything, yet anyone that has ever opened up the Steam marketplace will tell you the opposite. Youtubers/Streamers that own and promote these sites without properly disclosing it are breaking the law, plain and simple. The whole situation is fucked up. I wouldn't call anything related to this as "fine"

RIP CS GO GAMBLING http://store.steampowered.com/news/22883/

You can still trick your opponents, but now you don't have to dedicate 6 seconds to it. Win-win

@FMPONE

This!

This majors map-picks: So far we've basically only seen Cobble, Train and Dust 2 being played...

It certainly is!