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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive

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Counter-Strike: Global Offensive
Developer(s)Valve Corporation
Hidden Path Entertainment
Publisher(s)Valve Corporation
Platform(s)Microsoft Windows
OS X
PlayStation 3 (PSN)
Xbox 360 (XBLA)
Release date(s)August 21, 2012
GenreFirst-person shooter
Mode(s)Multiplayer
Rating(s)ESRB: M
PEGI: 18
 
 
"The next chapter in one of the greatest first-person multiplayer shooter franchises the PC has to offer, now with added console support."
―Computer and Video Games
 
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO) is a first-person shooter video game in the Counter-Strike series. It was announced to the public on August 12, 2011, and developed by Valve Corporation and their partner, Hidden Path Entertainment. The game was later released on August 21, 2012 for the Playstation 3, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, and OS X, as a downloadable title.

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DevelopmentEdit

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive started off as an Xbox 360 port ofCounter-Strike: Source by Hidden Path Entertainment. Seeing this as an opportunity to expand the franchise, Valve turned it into an entirely new game.[1]
Jess Cliffe confirmed the title "Global Offensive" on the official Steam forums on August 11, 2011,[2] while Valve later confirmed it during the official announcement on August 12, 2011.
Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is designed on the latest version of the Source engine and is not built off of Counter-Strike: Source. Valve intended for the game to cater to both the casual and competitive community, including both a matchmaking system as well as support for dedicated servers.
Valve announced that the beta would begin in October, but they later delayed it due to feedback from VIP players. The closed beta started on November 30, 2011. Starting August 14, 2012, the beta was open to anyone who had pre-ordered the game.
Development is ongoing, and updates can be tracked at Valve's Product Updates channel . A community grassroots effort to better document, organize, and track the resolutions of existing bugs and issues has been acknowledged by Valve, and the unofficial CS:GO Bugs and Issue Tracker is maintained by the 64bitVPS Gaming Community .
Operation Payback, introduced April 26, 2013, is the first of several planned custom map promotions. Its new playlist will last until July 31, when a new "operation" will likely take over. 
As of yet, the console versions have not been updated and are extremely different when compared to their Steam counterpart. It is currently unknown whether or not Valve has plans for updating these versions. 

FeaturesEdit

WeaponsEdit

There are 8 new weapons in Global Offensive, and there are several changes to returning weapons, regarding the firepower, rate of fire, accuracy, and movement speed. Weapons in bold are new weapons that never appeared in a previous game. Weapons in italics are weapons that replace an old gun and its role. They retain the same basic attributes and are officially considered the "successor". 

PistolsEdit

Terrorists
Counter-Terrorists

HeavyEdit

Terrorists
Counter-Terrorists

Submachine gunsEdit

Terrorists
Counter-Terrorists

RiflesEdit

Terrorists
Counter-Terrorists

Machine gunsEdit

Cut weaponsEdit

EquipmentEdit

Grenades
Terrorists
Counter -Terrorists

EquipmentEdit

  • Armor costs money in Competitive mode, while it is free in Casual mode.
  • The defusal kit is purchasable in Competitive mode. In Casual mode, every Counter-Terrorist will automatically be given the Defusal Kit.
  • A new piece of equipment - the Zeus x27 appears as a stun gun and provides a one time, one shot kill for $1,000.
  • In the March 21, 2013 update, the Rescue kit has been added to allow a Counter-Terrorist pick up a hostage within one second instead of four.

MapsEdit

On launch Global Offensive had a total of 16 official maps. 8 updated classic maps and 8 new maps for the new Arsenal game mode
Since release four other official maps have been added to the game for the PC.
  • Monastery (Arms Race) on October 1, 2012
  • Vertigo (Defusal) on October 1, 2012
  • Assault (Hostage rescue) on February 7, 2013
  • Militia (Hostage rescue) on March 21, 2013

FactionsEdit

Global Offensive features a total of fourteen unique factions. The factions are a mix of old and new characters.
Terrorists:
Counter-Terrorists:

AchievementsEdit

Achievements are given for completing milestones or notable actions, such as getting 1,000 kills with a particular weapon, or getting four headshots in one round. The awards add up and give you medals which can be seen on the leaderboard during matches. You can also find a list in the achievements and stats menu. A list of all achievements and their requirements can be found here .

MiscellaneousEdit

  • Classic modes: Competitive and Casual.
  • New modes: Arsenal: Demolition, Arsenal: Arms Race and Deathmatch (Deathmatch only exists in the PC version)
  • Much better bullet penetration through some walls, materials and objects when comparing to Counter-Strike: Source.
  • New factions and changes to classic ones.
  • Matchmaking system based on ELO ranks and Skill groups.
  • Support for dedicated servers (PC and Mac only).
  • Leaderboards
  • Maps such as Monastery, Vertigo, Assault or Militia can only be accessed through the PC version of the game.
  • The money system has been reworked to better accommodate the weapon and equipment changes.
  • Model size as well as hitboxes slightly reduced when comparing to Counter-Strike: Source.
  • Players have soft collision (can walk through each other) in Casual mode while in Competitive mode, players have hard collision (are solid objects).
  • Cross-platform multiplayer between Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X. PlayStation 3 was previously said to be included, but later dropped.[3]
  • The console versions of the game run at native 720p resolution at a consistent 30fps.
  • Pc and Xbox 360 version are rendered in Direct3D, while the Mac OS X and Playstation 3 version is rendered in OpenGL.
  • The hand models for Counter-Terrorists and Terrorists have been graphically updated and look different for each team and each faction (ex. SAS and Elite Crew factions have different hand models).
  • The radio commands for bots and players have been updated, each faction has its own voice actor, unlike previous Counter-Strike games where all factions had the same voice actor.
  • The HUD, crosshair and buy menu VGUI has been updated.
  • The PlayStation 3 version supports the DualShock 3 controller, PlayStation Move or a USB keyboard/mouse, while the Xbox 360 version is limited to a controller.
  • When dead, players will have the ability to assume the role of a bot if no other players are using it.
  • Instead of having multiple Terrorist and Counter-Terrorist classes to choose from, each map has two opposing factions against other, similar to the Xbox port of Counter-Strike.

MiscEdit

  • Added support for ATI X1000-series GPU
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